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1. What is your opinion about multiethnic literature?

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1. What is your opinion about multiethnic literature?

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The multirthnich literature help to us the undertand the evolution of some cultures or  learn to  know the Differences between cultures and what are their roots

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2. As a person, is it important to read literature from different ethnic groups? Why?

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2. As a person, is it important to read literature from different ethnic groups? Why?

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to understand the different behavior a round the world is important read book or literature that shows their roots and how those group have been changing

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3. As an English teaching student , is it important to read that kind of literature? Why?

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3. As an English teaching student , is it important to read that kind of literature? Why?

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Well to be an English professor is important to know about literature related with English language, but a person who want to know about what are the roots of different culture or movement in the world it is important recognized the multiethnic literature .
even i would like to share this video about multicultural families

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Sensitivity to Multi-Ethnic Families | Rose McLaughlin | TEDxYouth@ParkCity

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4. What are the three most important things that you learned from this course?

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4. What are the three most important things that you learned from this course?

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First I think that the most important of this course is that in a some way is very related with culture, how literature is a important part of some culture, another thing it is that there are many culture, or multiethnic Literature, that we did not know before this course, also the course showed the fight that people had it in a past and they transmit they experiences  by literature

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5. Do you prefer going to classes at the university, having virtual courses, or a mixture of both? Why?

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5. Do you prefer going to classes at the university, having virtual courses, or a mixture of both? Why?

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Well to me is better to stay in class share some point of view specially in this course that the classes  were very dynamic, the virtual class are not bad, but in some cases could be very tired to spend a lot time in a computer, also sometimes the internet connection is very irregular, specially in rainy season.

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Well to me in the first to the third line she refers to came to America and knew about gad could a Christian religion, also she mentioned that people think that black people are diabolic and did not respect as humans being, at the end of the poem she mentions some race or group and gave an example of  metaphor with a train, that main that all people can go to heaven.
This writer is part of afro American literature, the poem has part of the classic fight and respect- less that black people have been victim even in the present day, by some American.
I like it this poem because now day returned the polemic of racism, the is inadmissible these days, also people have to change not only the way that sees black people, Latins, Arabian and more races are part of the word. And the multi-ethnic literature shows me that the main characteristic is that the whole people have fought to obtain respect

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On Being Brought from Africa to AmericaBY PHILLIS WHEATLEY

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On Being Brought from Africa to AmericaBY PHILLIS WHEATLEY

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'Twas mercy brought me from my Pagan land,

Taught my benighted soul to understand

That there's a God, that there's a Saviour too:

Once I redemption neither sought nor knew.

Some view our sable race with scornful eye,

"Their colour is a diabolic die."

Remember, Christians, Negros, black as Cain,

May be refin'd, and join th' angelic train.