The Colored Museum makes readers question themselves about the stereotypes to black people and uses metaphor to rise up the topic of gender and race. And the creative setting and the idea of exhibition indeed draw a lot of attentions. I really enjoy the narrative part for each exhibitions. One of the most interesting monologues to me is “Gilt on Board”. The fly attendants Miss Pat is trying to show the instructions to the people on board. I think it is really interesting that even though she is talking to us but she is actually referring to the salves when they are sailed by boats to North America. She is using smile all the time and telling jokes. But this is kind of black humor actually put a lot of insight to the African American people. From the beginning when they first came to America. And she is saying don’t panic, but it’s more like threaten because slaves don’t have any rights on the boat. I do think the order of the exhibitions is really important. First, we can see from the title The Colored Museum is actually talking about the African American museum. And all the exhibitions are trying to show the history and encounter such as stereotypes or discrimination for African American people. So all the exhibitions are writing in historic order so that we are really like visiting a museum. Also, this order can let us understand more about why we have this kind of race issue logically. Different orders represent different hot race issue in different time period.