I Almost Died Making Your Clothes Analysis

Throughout Trash there is a central theme. Watching Girl Rising, there is another theme. When reading “I Almost Died Making Your Clothes” there is yet another theme. But what if I told you these themes are one and the same? Guess what, they are. So what is this common theme? What a seemingly simple question with a complex response. This answer is so big that there is no shortcut. Simply no skipping your full sentences, for there is a real need, for this common theme. The need to work for something more, more than poverty and death. To leave your mark, to make life better for someone else.
Trash by Andy Mulligan, a story that expresses the reality for life for those in poverty and an insight to many real world problems. It may be fiction, but it contains the many truths about life among the poor. And among this insight, Trash has many themes stacked on top of each other. Simple words put together to make something powerful, something better. These words? Poverty, extremes, truth, money, work, education, kids, all combined into one theme. This theme that life can be better, that their is so much potential for more. That you just need to work for it, and that …show more content…
Children, suffering because of their gender, and the way things are run. Poverty and extreme conditions have led to these kids being married young without education. It's wrong, but even in these harsh conditions, some prevail. Think of Ruksana from India, although her parents are in poverty, they still send her to school. Sometimes they don't even have enough food to eat. There is an important reason they do this, too important to let it slide. They want their daughter to be better than them, to have more. More than rags and a homemade shelter, they just want the absolute best for her. No more poverty, they are working for something better, something more. Her parents are working so that Ruksana can leave her mark on the world, to grow up