A Hope in the Unseen

by

Ron Suskind

Chiniqua Milligan Character Analysis

The other black student in Cedric’s unit during his freshman year at Brown, Chiniqua also comes from a working-class background. She has spent more time around middle- and upper-class kids, however, because she was picked to attend a prestigious prep school in Manhattan, where she gained the academic and social skills to succeed at a college like Brown. She and Cedric go on a date in the spring of their freshman year, and he begins to see the value of spending time with other black students; Chiniqua takes Cedric to Harambee House, the all-black dorm on campus, and helps him find a way to be comfortable with being black at Brown.

Chiniqua Milligan Quotes in A Hope in the Unseen

The A Hope in the Unseen quotes below are all either spoken by Chiniqua Milligan or refer to Chiniqua Milligan. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Race, Racism, and Identity Theme Icon
).
Chapter 13 Quotes

“Like, no one in the unit knows anything about Keith Sweat. It’s kind of nice, you know. You have to be real. You have to have grown up with it like us, to really know it.”

Related Characters: Chiniqua Milligan (speaker), Cedric Jennings
Page Number: 315
Explanation and Analysis:
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Chiniqua Milligan Quotes in A Hope in the Unseen

The A Hope in the Unseen quotes below are all either spoken by Chiniqua Milligan or refer to Chiniqua Milligan. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Race, Racism, and Identity Theme Icon
).
Chapter 13 Quotes

“Like, no one in the unit knows anything about Keith Sweat. It’s kind of nice, you know. You have to be real. You have to have grown up with it like us, to really know it.”

Related Characters: Chiniqua Milligan (speaker), Cedric Jennings
Page Number: 315
Explanation and Analysis: