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I remember as a kid listening to my white classmates talk about their families’ origins; they’d made their way to Cleveland from Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, with exotic languages, lunches and customs. The only roots I knew were in Alabama and Georgia, where my parents were born. They fled the South in the first half of the 20th century, running not toward visions of freedom but away from homegrown bigotry.

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The quote that stood out the most to me was when the text stated "My family’s migration stories don’t feature America as a shining city upon a hill.escaping the clutches of Jim Crow and the Ku Klux Klan." This connects with my double consciousness because when the family was being American they was degraded and when they were being black they was still on the kill list it was a lose lose situation.

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what stood out to me was the comparison between many whites and black folks. it brings back up the point that we do not know where our roots are because we were taken and enslaved against our own will. this quote connects to the double consciousness theory because of the way of conforming to the ways of society relates to the switch up black people do to act alike to white people or to feel excepted in a white mans world. challenges for other races are way harder for people of color either with the lack of resources or etc.

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The other people had more of a choice to leave where they were from, but whoever wrote this felt as if his roots came from a place where people were very opinionated and taken advantage of because of the color of their skin.

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What stands out to me is how the white kids can talk and know all about their heritage and history.

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The quote that stood out to me was "The only roots I knew were in Alabama and Georgia, where my parents were born." because they are describing how where slavery started and how it grew and impacted us blacks. Then they started to compare blacks from whites.

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What stood out to me was them pointing out that the classmates were white because a lot of people who are black in America don't really know their roots aside from that fact that they are just ... black. This is because the ancestors of a lot of black people were just uprooted from Africa and that means they have been unable to be in touch with African culture. White people on the other hand are able to clearly state their family history because they weren't forced to go anywhere.

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what stood out to me is when he was talking about the white people how they have exotic languages and their travels around the world, while his black parents had to run away and didn't have a vision of freedom. Double consciousness is that no matter what happens blacks are the main target and living in America is like a trap.

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what stands out to me the most is that your interested in where you originated from but have no idea that's crazy how they brain wash us over a period of time to not know where we came from

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What stood out to me was that the authors classmates knew their origins and were they came from, but the author only knew their roots from Alabama and Georgia. This connects to the "Double Consciousness" theory because it shows how white people know more about where they came from, while African Americans only know about where their Grandma's and Grandpa's are from.

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This can be considered as Double Consciousness because his friends and family all had something to relate to, their family fleeing from another country because of their conditions.

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What stood out to me was when she said "running not towards visions of freedom but away from homegrown bigotry." because its not like they were going somewhere that makes you happy, but somewhere that you are welcomed. It connects to double consciousness because people have 2 versions of their identity and you can't just be one.

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What stands out to me is that black people don't have a history besides oppression, racism, and violence. Which black people had to read white people history as a sense of double consciousness

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What stood out to me was when he said how they heard their white classmates talk about where their families came from and all he knew about his family was them running away from their oppression. This connects to Double Consciouness because it shows how black people might want to change the way they act or behave or see things to be like white people.

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White people know about their history more than we do. Their history is praised and accepted and ours is looked down upon. As African Americans we don't know enough about our ancestry. This connects to double consciousness because it shows how Black people have to change who they are just to survive.

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What Stands Out To Me Is How He Or She Said How They Were Talking About How They’re Family Are Living Everywhere And All He Knew Was Two Places And How They Knew Multiple Languages, Also It Stood Out To Double Consciousness Because It Talks About Some Struggles And The Quote Has Some Struggles Also

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The white families had more of a choice to move while black families didn’t have a option and had to stay in the south. 

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The white families had more of a choice to move while black families didn’t have a option and had to stay in the south. 

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I feel like a lot of African Americans can relate to this since they don't really know where they really came from due to slavery.

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What stood out to me was that your white classmates had so many origins to talk about, they really know a lot about where the come from. This connects with double consciousness because your white classmates have many places to resonate to. They have many forms of cultures built into their personalities, and that shouts double consciousness to me.

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What stood out to me is how white kids was able to know all about there families.

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This quote stands out to me because The part where it says "The only roots I knew were in Alabama and Georgia, where my parents were born." its saying how we only know so little about our black history. How we know are ancestors were slaves and didnt come from great places like the whites did.

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The quote to me works with double consciousness because hearing the white kids talking about themselves and them not really feeling they fit in because of who they are or where they came from. The comparison between different races that could bring some one down.

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This quote relates to "Double Consciousness" because it basically shows how he doesn't know the history of his culture; he only really knows about his American life.

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What stood out to me was when the quote said that they made thier way to cleveland from italty,ireland,etc with exotic languages, lunches, and customs. This quote connects to double consciousness because the person speaking is living from two different point of views. The person is trying to locate thier original roots but its so hard because thier history was stripped from them.

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What stood out to me is the part that said running not towards visions of freedom but away from homegrown bigotry. This connects to double consciousness because they wanted to be able to proudly be from the south but all the white classmates were from a lot of family origins and the blacks had to flee from the south to avoid racism and unfair treatment

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This quote stands out to me the most because when the text mentions ¨I remember as a kid listening to my white classmates talk about their families’ origins; they’d made their way to Cleveland from Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, with exotic languages, lunches and customs.¨ This quotes shows how a child is trying to get to know the history of their family and ancestors but cannot because it was stripped from them with violence and agony.

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The narrator is envious of the white kids because they have a good understanding of their roots. That your parents immigrated at the turn of the century like so many black people at that time.

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What stood out to me was that they knew all of their history at a young age while you didn't know much at all.

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Something that stood out to me was that the narrator regards the places that they hear their peers speaking about as "exotic", making me think that they've been taught that the places they came from have nothing special about them. The reason this ties into Double Consciousness theory is because now, instead of finding unique things to appreciate about their place of origin, they're seeing it from their peers perspective (less than / overwhelmingly regular).

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The author it comparing his family tree to a white boys. He wishes that he had the same knowledge about his family.

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What stood out to me is how the white kids were able to go back to their roots and find out information. While the black kid was only to trace back to where their parents were born. This connects to doube consciousness because the black parents had to not only run away from homegrown bigotry but was just running into another problem of not being free causing another problem.

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What stands out to me most in the quote is how the White-American kids knew more about there ancestry than the little black kid. This connects to the "Double Consciousness" theory because since we don't know our ancestry, it causes us to not be familiar with our history and cultures, and try to identify with or join in on someone elses.

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Seeing that black people dont know to much about their family orgins lets me know that they arent taught and given the information about their backgrounds unlike white people

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this quote stood out to me because the reason for a forced migration is to escape a terrorist group they are conscious of them selves in a sense of a black person and a target of the kkk

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This quote highlights the idea that White people have a better chance of knowing their history than us black people. Through time the high power made show our knowledge of our history was untraceable so that we would have nothing to do but convert into their societal preferred standards. This relates to double consciousness because without the knowledge of our history we are unable to identify conform ourselves into another false character.

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The fact that the writer knew nothing about their parents origins of Africa stood out alot because all of the white kids talked about their homeland while the writer stood there clueless about his heritage. This connects to the double consciousness theory because it shows how most African-Americans know nothing about Africa but know about everything in America even though it is not their homeland but their own imprisonment.

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In this quote something that stood out to me was how the person traveled and discussed where they were going and what they discovered. This connects to double consciousness whatever race the listener was they were "degraded" i assume black cause in todays world thats a norm . and thats just connect to double cosciouness.

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Whats stood out to me is how the white classmates knew their orgins, they knew where they come from. as a African American boy I know very little about my orgins.

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What stood out to me was all of your white classmates had interesting and compelling stories to tell about their family but being a black kid you have a dull family origin.

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what stood out to me was that most of my white classmates know alot about theit family history but as my other black peirs were asked they were never in tuned with it as muc and did not know as mch

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The quote that stood out to me says ¨I remember as a kid listening to my white classmates talk about their families’ origins; they’d made their way to Cleveland from Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, with exotic languages, lunches and customs.¨ These white classmates are able to talk about where they were originally from meanwhile we don´t know where we are originally from because we were taken from where we were.

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This quote makes me think of how there is and always will be a 2 sided story to everything.

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Your classmates being white stands out to me since that means they had something that black people didn't .This connects to double consciousness since you had to think about how you had no knowledge of where your from and they did,meaning you wanted to know what they knew.

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what stands out to me in this quote is how when black talk about there origins its not from all around the world its from somewhere down south and this connect to double consciousness because there living one life to go try to fit into another one.

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This quote highlights that our history was taken from us. What stood out to me was that the white people can give you in full detail their orgins but a lot of us only know where our parents were born. This connects to double consiciousness in a sense where black people say where there parents are from but then that is not their orgins because their orgins did not begin in America.

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This quote stands out to me because it shows that white people have a better life than that of the black person, that white people have no idea that amount of sorrow and stress we black people have from them. I think this quote connects to double consciousness because it shows the different cultures that white and black people have.

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This quote expresses how it can be easier for white people to learn about and know their history.

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This quote is evidence of the difference of history that blacks and whites had in the same time periods. While those who came from

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What stands out to me is the fact that white people know their entire identity because they were told by their fathers, family members, etc. They were not stripped from their identity. This connects to double consciousness because we don´t know our identities and we are cut off from our orgins but we try hard to fit into a different orgin that is not meant for us

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What stands out to me the most is that others know more about our cultures then we know about our own

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The part that stood out to me is the end because the double consciousness they were running away from what they given and changing yourself for yourselves protection.

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this quote stands out to me because they compare the blacks and whites

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This quote relates to me because I always get asked where I'm from because of my name. When I say I'm from Mauritania people are shocked because I look & "act" like an American.... which is dumbest thing I've ever heard. How can I act American?

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The quote highlights the fact that white people have a better chance of knowing their history than black people. This relates to the idea of double consciousness because blacks never had power whites did and with that power they made blacks history untraceable. Without history pieces of our identity and DNA are missing.

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This quote talks about what kids did in school in the past and teachers were trying to help them but they didn't want the help from whites.

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What stands out to me is how he says that how he his only roots he knows of is from Alabama and Georgia. This connects to double consciousness because he doesn't know where the start of his roots come from because of how his family had fled the south because of homegrown bigotry.

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What stand out to me is that it talks about family origin and talking about custom style and languages .It connect double consciousness because it say that a white classmate has been saying bad stuff about kid's culture like example italy.

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      davius loury            what stands out to me is how the white kids can talk and know all about their heritage and history and i feel like a lot of African Americans can relate to this since they don't really know where they really come from due to slavery  

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      davius loury            what stands out to me is how the white kids can talk and know all about their heritage and history and i feel like a lot of African Americans can relate to this since they don't really know where they really come from due to slavery  

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What stood out to me is that because they spent there who life running they never got the chance to slow down and find out where there family tree comes from while the white student has all these stories the black kid does not. If only we could finally have the time and freedom to find out where we truly came from but alas racist will not let that happen.

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What stands out to me is how white people have better resources to learn their history than us fellow African Americans and they don't even know where they came from so how could they judge on anything about Black people.

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What stood out to me is how the white people have their own exotic languages and travels the world. Double Consciuosness is that blacks are the main targets and living in the U.S. of America is like a setup

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This tells the readers that White people have more chance of having to be able to go places. They have more opportunities. Since this is talking about the past, back then the place was horrible and scary towards colored people.

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Whites know their generational history, while blacks point of reference begins at or during slavery. We don't know our roots. We know very little about our African heritage or culture. We are warring between our American identity and our African identity, but what we seem to know mostly is we have learned in a country where white racists look down on blacks. Because of how we came to America, we have lost our culture. We do not know our identity.

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This quote stands out to me because he said that his family roots was in were in alabama and georgia ,and the white classmates had way more orgins to talk about

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The thing that stood out to me in the quote is that how the white kids are coming from different countries while a black child doesn't know were his family is from and how black ancestors were taken from there own country.

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What stood out to me is that his white classmates know about their history and where they´ve come from but black people don´t really know because they came here because of slavery.

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The quote stood out the most to me when you stated,"they'd made their way to Cleveland from Italy, Ireland, Hungary, Poland, Czechoslovakia, with exotic languages, lunches and customs." The quote connects to double consciousness because your white classmates had many different resources that you had to go along way to get to due to your family flee for freedom.

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what stood out to me was how the whites got there on exotic languages.They also know there history more than we know ours as black people.This quote connects to the Double Consciousness because as you can see its both quotes are talking about there parents and there backgrounds.

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What stands out to me is how the white kids can talk and know all about their heritage and history.

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What stands out to me is the origin and the white kids talking about their history

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What stands out to me is the origin and the white kids talking about their history

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The thing that stood out to me was how all their white classmates knew their origins while they didn't. Through time and history our origins have been untraceable which means a lot in identity. This relates to double consciousness because without knowing where we come from we can't properly identify ourselves.

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this quote relates to me because I’ve felt out of place like I didn’t belong before, but you always have to find your way.

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What stood out to me was the article talking about how white kids can easily talk about their heritage and where their ancestors are from yet black people just can't do that.

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What stood out to me was how he only knew his roots that were from Alabama and Georgia and not the actual start of his roots.

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The quote stood out to me because white people now so much about there ancestry and where they came form and how they got here but some blacks don't even know where they originated fro  or how there grandparents and other ancestors. and not knowing where your ancestors could cause some blacks to become jealous that they don't know where they come from or there ancestors traditions.

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What stood out to me in this quote how people go through different things and you couldn't know a thing. This also connects to my double consciousness because my mother is not from here and she speaks a different language that my family speaks and understands. But it just amazes me how she pushes through everything and how she makes everything look easy but I know deep down for her, it was hard for her to adjust because 1 she couldn't speak English and now today she a citizen working in America.

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What stands out to me is when he says Cleveland from Italy because that is very far from each other and that I think they where talking Jim Crow laws and the kkk

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what stood out to me was that white classmates had so many origings to talk about.

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what stood out to me was that white classmates had so many origings to talk about.

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the quote stood out to me because whites and their families talk about all their ancestors and everything else.While use black people only know about family in recent memory, any one of use African American people 

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the quote stood out to me because whites and their families talk about all their ancestors and everything else.While use black people only know about family in recent memory, any one of use African American people 

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What stood out to me was that white classmates had so may origings to talk about

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What stood out to me was that white classmates had so may origings to talk about

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what stood out to me was them pointing out that the classmates were white because a lot of people apart from them the black ones does notnknow much about their backround beside the point of them being black . White people on the other hand clearly states their history or culture.

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What stood out to me in this quote is how white people have a better chance of knowing their history more then black people. This connects to the "Double Consciousness" theory because without the knowledge of our history and ancestors, we are unable to identify our true selves, so we will end up identifying as some else.

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what stood out to me was the comparison between many whites and black folks. it brings back up the point that we do not know where our roots are because we were taken and enslaved  against our own will. this quote connects to the double consciousness theory.