James Baldwin and Zora Hurston had two, opposing attitudes about white culture. They had tw different perspectives about approaching the subject. James Baldwin approached the subject by show the negativity and the dark sides of the spectrum. For example, in "If Black English Isn't a Language, Then Tell Me What Is?", he discusses how black English came to be. He tells about the Hebrew Slaves struggle and how it forced them to be able to create a language to be able to thrive in the United States. Zora Hurston, on the other hand, spoke and wrote and thrived on the good things, the success, the peacefulness of the black experience. In her book, "Their Eyes Where Watching God.", this was clear. She wrote of the drama between black people. How the
