Mulatto

Realism can be defined in a number of different ways, and your answer to this question will depend on your particular defintion. For example, you might define realism as an attempt to represent the...

The theme of Mulatto is what W. E. B. DuBois called the "color line," the line that separates Black people from white people in a way that "others" Black people as different and less worthy of...

In Langston Hughes’s play Mulatto, Hughes challenges the notion of Black people “knowing their place” because the characters disobey Colonel Thomas Norwood’s dictates and try and take charge of...

The main character in “Mulatto,” a poem by Langston Hugues, is nameless. He merely calls himself “your son” when addressing the white man. All we know about him comes from the rest of the poem. We...

As the title of the story implies, Georges is a "mulatto," the product of a mixed-race heritage. His mother Laisa is a slave, raped by Albert, her wicked master with an appalling reputation for...

At first I thought you were asking about a short story, such as Victor Sejour's "The Mulatto," but I think now that you mean Langston Hughes' play Mulatto. In Hughes' play, Cora is a black...

Here's the citation as it was generated for me when I followed the previous poster's instructions: "Mulatto: Introduction." Drama for Students. Ed. Marie Rose Napierkowski. Vol. 18. Detroit: Gale,...

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