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English, 13.01.2021 01:00 sagereagin

How does Their Eyes Were Watching God refute the idea that "black lives are only defensive reactions to white actions"? Select all that apply.

It does not focus on the influence of white people.

Its heavy use of Black English celebrates the language.

It shows how blacks lead rich lives separate from whites.

it illustrates how the grandmother was affected by slavery

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