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She was Zora Neale Hurston.

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She was a writer and anthropologist.

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She was born in January 7, 1891.

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She was American.

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She was born in Eatonville, Florida.That was the first place completely settled by afroamericans. His father was major of her town. Her mother died when she was 13. She was sent to a school in Jacksonville. because her father didn´t want her.

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She lived during race segregation and Harlem Renaissance. The Harlem Renaissance was an intellectual, social and artistic explosion that took place in Harlem, New York in the 20s.

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She died poor and alone of a hypersensive hearth disease.

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She didn't only write novels, she explored too the fine arts with theatre plays where she collaborated with Langston Hughes, another writer from the Harlem Renaissance.
In her life, she didn't have the the recongnition that she deserved.
She travelled to Jamaica, Haití and lived in El Caribe over 2 years to study a new culture, traditions, etc.

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Her most importants works are: Their eyes were watching God, Color Struck and Mules and Men.

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National Women´s Hall of Fame, Florida Artists Hall of Fame, Anisfield Wolf-Book Awards

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I think she was an interesting and smart woman, because she changed with her works the way of thinking of her African American counterparts.

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She didn´t want the integration of the afroamerican community with the white community, because she thinked that the afroamerican culture could dissapear. That´s a difference with the way of thinking with the women of the movie.