Vocabulary from " Speaking in Tongues" by Zadie Smith

As George Bernard Shaw mentioned in the preface of the play "Pygmalion", "thousands of British men and women ... they learned a new language off their mother tongue."

It extends to the ghosts of tragic Mlato, the plight of the transgender people, our current anxiety known as the interest of the upper class for modern immigrants. they?

The doctrine that he is still Obama, he tried to elucidate the obvious complexity and tried to complicate ("I will not be a racist because I will not go out with you"); he Passionate doctrinal-friendly Cynical of other people ("Yes, this is what you said last time")

His voice changed when Bristol Archibald Ritch became a calm and friendly Kelly Grant, and Western countries that led to a special accident in heaven regardless of whether he was it or not Still luxurious, Americans are still British

Empathy For citizenship generation, there are many white politicians, there is no career, no criticism or negative analysis about our community is expressed regardless of real sympathy or understanding There. When a white community is listening, black politicians criticize (especially) that it is true (more than half African-American children live in their parents household)

Honor honoring white fears, desires, hopes of black community hopes to black politicians - even if they respond to these nicknames - even Martin Luther King did not remove this suspicion

Ignoring the box labeled "Hybrid" by Joyce and incorrectly believe that if you check the box marked "Black" of "Questionnaire" you filled in and call yourself There is no doubt that they are afraid of doing things. A black writer who turns attention to those who claim that Mr. Obama is not the first black president but the first president of a different race.

Please do, please: Give up whatever you are doing and read Zard Smith 's wonderful meditation on Barack Obama, "Talking in tongues". The only thing that can make this wonderful article better is that it can be used as a podcast. In this way people can enjoy it with the author's wonderful voice, speech, and sentences. Many voices are the subject of Smith's work, which was adapted from a speech at the Public Library in New York in December. She started to say:

This was started by Zadie Smith 's article "Speaking in Speaking" inspired by the lecture at the Public Library in New York in 2008. Jamaica - A British writer has written an article about the development of "double voice" after leaving. Cambridge in her hometown explained her struggle to overcome this duality from "old voice" at home to wearing "new voice" at school. Smith slowly dubbed the authenticity of the new voice she received, even though she had erased her original voice. Does she allow to advance natural change? Or may she allow her new environment to control her behavior? "Sound" should not be living alone or perennial?

In "teaching the tongue", Zadisumis uses sound as a metaphor of culture. In doing so, she emphasized some of the problems intermittently spoken by people introduced in the new culture, the biggest problem seems to be returning to the old way of doing things - this is more It is a little tragedy. I like to point out that Smith points out that "double mentioning means shame to a singular." This is my consent. There may be various reasons for this, but it can be said that many of the people claiming to be racial are doing this because they are ashamed of their legacy for some reason. But should your race really be ashamed?