Ok, this is the third time I am typing this damn response. I push post no matter which one I push I loose the response that I just wrote. I am about ready to throw my computer.
Nothing ever seems to go right.
I feel that weariness and apprehension are not solely centered around race and racial differences as the book tends to suggest. I believe weariness extends from our ingnorance of misunderstanding the differences which exist in society. Society as a whole has many apprehensions about things such as religion, culture, economic status, professions, education, and ethical issue differences. It is easier to stay inside our sheltered box than to come out to experience something new. Sally's apprehension and weariness is fully understandable due to the history of african americans and those of caucasion decent.