Kindred | Ideas for Group Discussions
The most obvious topic of discussion raised by Kindred can be the attempt to determine the measure of guilt Americans in the late twentieth century should shoulder for the crimes committed in past United States society against not only African Americans, but Native Americans, as well as all other racial and ethnic minorities.
1. Why is Dana's husband Kevin Caucasian?
2. What does the novel suggest can be a wholesome understanding of the slavery culture in the U. S.?
3. Why is there clearly no equation that can measure Dana's time in the past with the...
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