Charlene refers to Kenneth Burke’s definition of ideology as, “…it is within the bodies of those it constitutes its subjects. These subjects owe their existence to the discourse that articulates them…” This correlates to Malcom X use to the example of the “house Negro” and a “field Negro” to highlight the two different types of treatment of race in society. He defines the “house Negro” as “lived in the house with the master, they dressed pretty good, they ate good ‘cause they ate his food..” He then defines the “field Negro” as “…caught