Throughout his journey he faces disrespect, violence, and all types of social injustice. He has to learn to deal with certain things because, he decided to act like a black man. He finally gets a pretty good view of the struggle of being a black man in the south in those times and is broken down from it. In the end Griffin and his family are treated poorly, because of his decision to write about this and basically forced out of their home in Mansfield, Texas to Mexico for a bit. He still received praise letters from people thanking him for what he did. The liberal education helped him through all of this and ultimately helped others as
Throughout his journey he faces disrespect, violence, and all types of social injustice. He has to learn to deal with certain things because, he decided to act like a black man. He finally gets a pretty good view of the struggle of being a black man in the south in those times and is broken down from it. In the end Griffin and his family are treated poorly, because of his decision to write about this and basically forced out of their home in Mansfield, Texas to Mexico for a bit. He still received praise letters from people thanking him for what he did. The liberal education helped him through all of this and ultimately helped others as