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Walter Dean Myers was born in West Virginia and grew up in Harlem. He dreamed of being a professional writer but thought it was impossible due to his poverty and lack of education. However, in the late 1960s he won a writing contest with his first book, which was then published. Since then Myers has published dozens of books and won numerous awards. He currently lives in Jersey City.
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1. Explain in your own words Price's definitions of "white trash
country folk."
2. What is the logic behind Price's analogies between white trash and th •
between good country folk and the superego?
3. Summarize in your own words the evolution of cinematic depictions of
whites from the 1970s to more recent years.
4. What does Price mean by "a battle against your own heritage is d i f f i cu l t
best, and usually impossible" (para. 12)? - at
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READING THE SIGNS \. Watch a recent movie that has working-class white characters, and analyze it
according to the stereotypes that Price describes. Do you find depictions of
"white trash" or "good country folk," or do the characters have traits that
Price does not discuss? ^
2. At your school's media library, watch an episode of one of the TV shows Price
mentions, such as The Dukes of Hazzard or The Beverly Hillbillies, or 'watch
one of the films she describes. Then write your own analysis of its portrayal
of the characters. Is the portrayal hostile or affectionate toward working-class
white characters?
3. Write a reflective essay responding to Price's assertion: "The hatred and con-
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our society" (para. 14). Support your essay with reference to current popular
entertainment. p> *
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springboard for an essay proposing your own explanation for this pheno ^
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