Friday Night Lights: A Town, A Dream

Information about the education system existing in Odessa that hit the oil based economy was also gathered by collecting raw data about the family structure of people, educational priorities and communal stability. How football has become the day-night partner of Odessa in lifting the overall economy of Odessa was explained and addressed through adequate knowledge and real life data gathered from the depressed economy of Odessa. It is not that the author has relied upon any secondary data. But he completely based his findings upon the facets of American cultural, educational and political referendum. Bissinger has also represented a world where boys in a particular team are treated as men out of hegemonic masculinity (Bissinger, 2015). The book also portrays an inflexible delusion of male invulnerability whereby they are able to develop a sense of empathy and self-awareness. The storyline of the book is thus completely based on pragmatic and practical instances that economy, culture and political bias have contributed in the lives of the people residing in Odessa, Texas.
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This book is excellent since the book represents an elaboration of a wide range of matured themes from which readers can get an idea about the issues and challenges faced by the American people. The book shows how racism disappeared through football. This bestseller book is actually the portrayal of sports which brings an end to the racism. This particular segment embraces upon a clear evaluation of key strengths like – what message the author has actually tried to pass on to the mass and weaknesses – what messages and information, he could not depict to the mass from the storyline of the book, i.e. the worst part of the book that could not satisfy wants and needs of the readers. This particular segment of depicts the strengths and weaknesses in an evaluated