In the essay "On Seeing England for the First Time," according to the author, the effects of her personal prejudices are different from those of English people in the following sense:
-The author knows her opinions and prejudices will be dismissed.
- She knows that her prejudice cannot do much; it cannot "do evil on grand scale." On the other hand, the prejudices of English people led them to colonize other peoples.
- This question refers to the essay "On Seeing England for the First Time," by author Jamaica Kincaid.
- The author discusses her resentment toward England and the brutal way with which the English colonized other countries, including her own - Antigua and Barbuda.
- Toward the end of the essay, the author reveals her prejudices against England: the people's appearance, the food, the ugliness of the country.
- However, she knows her prejudices will be dismissed if she ever chooses to voice them. Her prejudice is powerless.
- The prejudices of the English people, however, were not powerless. They justified and motivated the colonization and oppression by that country.
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