Zora Neale Hurston’s their eyes were watching god: an analytical reading

Abstract EN

During the Harlem renaissance many writers devoted themselves and their literary talent to serve a noble cause which is the appropriate reflection of their race.

The black race has been oppressed, smashed, and distorted by the superior white race.

Historically speaking, the white colonizers colonized the black continent and brought their citizens as slaves in containers to America and Europe to be used as tools for servitude in their homeland.

As a result, the blacks were deluded and unaware of their human rights so they worked hard, served, and obeyed blindly in America as servants and second-class citizens.

The Harlem emerged as a reaction when the new black generation realized that only the black people can call for their rights back and restore their dignity by themselves from the colonizers.