What are some stereotypes Lily has about black people in the beginning of the novel and how does her opinion of them change by the end? In order to get full credit, you must use examples from the novel to support your response and analyze how these exampl

Lily assumes that all African Americans are like Rosaleen, her uneducated laborer friend-turned-housekeeper. Lily thinks blacks are uneducated and beneath whites. Lily’s interactions with the Boatwrights and the Daughters of Mary allow her to see some of the lines drawn between white and black. When Lily encounters the educated and articulate August Boatwright, she begins to change her views. Lily begins to realize her own prejudices about what she believed black people could or could not attain. Lily redefines her own identity using black women as role models.

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