English, 25.10.2020 02:10 daniellaZemira

In Barbara Erenrich's "Serving in Florida" Barbara tells stories about her experiences and those of the men and women she works with. What is the main point she is driving at when telling the story? What does she want the reader to think about or to realize about contemporary American life?

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