Their Eyes Were Watching God: Chapters 11-17

Dive into Janie and Tea Cake's evolving relationship, exploring love, loyalty, and the complexities of their dynamic. Discover the contrast between societal norms and personal happiness, set against the backdrop of 1930s African-American life. Delve into Mrs. Turner's duality, marked by self-hatred and internalized racism, while contemplating themes of ownership and community support. Plus, catch a glimpse of the excitement surrounding theatrical performances and upcoming literary discussions that promise to engage and inspire.