Multiple Choice

1. B (Chapter 1)

2. C (Chapter 2)

3. A (Chapters 5-8)

4. B (Chapter 9)

5. D (Chapter 10)

6. D (Chapter 12)

7. C (Chapter 16)

8. A (Chapter 18)

9. B (Chapter 20)

10. D (Chapter 23)

11. A (Chapter 25)

12. C (Chapter 26)

13. B (Chapter 27)

14. B (Chapter 28)

15. D (Chapter 32)

Long Answer

1. Sandra did not get the opportunity to know Heritage growing up because he was kidnapped by Congolese soldiers when he was just a child in grade school. Ultimately, Heritage returns to the family, after being badly beaten up in Bukavu. Sandra and other children in the DRC had incredibly difficult childhoods, rife with violence and trauma from some of their earliest days. (Chapter 2)

2. Sandra feels both undesirable as a prospective romantic partner, and at the same time also fetishized. On the one hand, many of her white peers are fascinated by her hair; at the same time, the men on the campus seem to prefer white women over all others.