Question

what can readers infer about hurston from her voice in their eyes were watching god?
○ she has experience in political activism.
○ she speaks in a regional dialect.
○ she values certain cultures above others.
○ she appreciates history and culture.

Explanation:

Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God centers Black Southern culture, dialect, and community history without framing one culture as superior. The novel's voice reflects deep engagement with and respect for the cultural and historical context of the characters, rather than political activism, exclusive cultural valuation, or just using dialect (dialect is a narrative choice, not the core inference about Hurston herself).

Answer:

She appreciates history and culture.