There was a pick-up window between the restaurant and the kitchen so visibility was available to the kitchen and to the customers. ... As soon as the employer's wife was inside the boy's home there was ten blacks surrounding her saying snide remarks and using lewd gesturing. ...
In the poem, he is sent to the kitchen to eat when there are visitors coming to the house. ... In "I, Too,"" Hughes depicts himself as a servant who is sent to eat in the kitchen when company comes. ... He also experienced segregation in theaters, YMCA, Boy Scouts, and even at a child's party. ...
Richard only keeps $5 for himself, living in a room above the Daltons kitchen. ... "Black Boy" a novel also written by Richard Wright is another novel which, a young black man has to deal with racism throughout his life. ... This relates to criticism of the black community for allowing themselves to be subservient to whites Richard as a black boy is isolated from the world of the white people, but this isolation is felt with in his own race as well. ...
