Diction: The “Jim Crow Club” phrase is used to show that certain clubs are known for having separate but equal ideals. The word “barring” and “grievous” show the bad mistake these less famous clubs made when they chose to exclude people of their own race and only allowing white people to enter.
Imagery: The use of the words “large, dark, masculine lady, whose feet pounded the floor while her fingers pounded the keyboard.” This appeals to your sense of sight and sound. The simile “ like amusing animals in a zoo” appeals to your sight because you can really see a clear picture of the whites sitting in better seats while the African Americans were being stared at from their seats.
Details: The text mentioned that these Jim Crow Clubs would only
Imagery: The use of the words “large, dark, masculine lady, whose feet pounded the floor while her fingers pounded the keyboard.” This appeals to your sense of sight and sound. The simile “ like amusing animals in a zoo” appeals to your sight because you can really see a clear picture of the whites sitting in better seats while the African Americans were being stared at from their seats.
Details: The text mentioned that these Jim Crow Clubs would only