Who is Zora Neal Hurston as noted in the nonfiction book, When and Where I Enter: The Impact of Black Women on Race and Sex in America?

Zora Neal Hurston was a student at Howard University who became angry when the school's White president apologized to Congress for having a book deemed inappropriate in the school's library. Hurston says that if the Congressional funding were withheld, the students would at least be free to study as is right. Hurston goes on to become a famed author who writes novels about Black life that are very realistic.