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Here’s a good link for this speech: https://www.zinnedproject.org/materials/baldwin-talk-to-teachers
Paragraph by paragraph, what do you think James Baldwin is saying in this speech he gave in October 1963 (about 5 weeks before the President of the US was assassinated)? After your interpretation of each paragraph (can be brief, no long quotes needed; I want your thoughts), what do you think is his overall point about race and education in the US?
Read this piece early this week, before you write your peer response and answer these questions:
Do you think this will this affect the way you write your peer response?
Could this affect the way you write your own essay?
What do you think this essay is saying about the writing process generally, and how do you think it could affect your writing process in particular? How could it apply to your writing of the Education Narrative Essay?
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