In Hurston’s “bag” metaphor, the outside of the bag stands for __________________. a. clothing and other accessories c. the emotional baggage we carry b. external appearance such as skin color d. our faces

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In Hurston’s “bag” metaphor, the outside of the bag stands for external appearance such as skin color.

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