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    the reason of characters downfall. Membership seems as a concept that everyone needs, however we can see people live without it. Moments to Re-Examine: Names is a major membership that Milkman interacts with. His father, and grandfather are also Macon Dead. This encourages Milkman to search for his family's history…

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    seem very interesting and beautiful. The way it was described make it sound like a dream and nothing like reality. Question: Since Pilate was Milkman’s son, why didn't Milkman ever seen Pilate in his life until he was 12 years old? Milkman’s dad, Macon, didn't really have a good or close relationship with his sister so he didn't communicate with Pilate nor he allowed Milkman to communicate with her as much. Answer to the prompt: Pilate’s house and Dead Family’s are completely opposite of…

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    because of certain stereotypes said about their pigmentation. Although there is always a special of group of people who don't by what society has implanted into their minds. In the book Song Of Solomon by Toni Morrison, characters like Guitar Bains, Macon Dead, and solomon Dead, face many trials and tribulations in the book due to their skin color and background. Stereotypes that are race based can be truly demining and cause an outbreak of pure racism. In the…

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    sitting in the soccer stands and not having a clue how the game of soccer is played. I can always count on my grandparents to be there. Without my grandparents, I definitely would not be where I am today. It all started in 1954 in a little town called Macon, Georgia. My grandmother’s name was Mildred Mathews, and my grandfather is Jackson Moore. My grandparent’s met while they were in high school, and I admire that they are high school sweet hearts. My grandparent’s attended different high…

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    several disgraceful and horrific unethical experiments from trusted doctors and scientists, especially the unforgettable experiment of Tuskegee Syphilis in Macon, Alabama. The study was authorized by the United States Public Health Service and supported financially with tax payer’s dollars and controlled by government physicians. In 1932, Macon was a poor county filled with African Americans who were afflicted by several kinds of illnesses. Individuals were sharecroppers and could not afford…

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    and endless love come from Black cultural customs. Although Pilate undergoes the same obstacles as Macon Jr., she has the ability to conserve a tie to her family’s forgotten past. By singing folk songs about Sugarman’s flight, Pilate reawakens a past in which her ancestors take off the burden of persecution. Her reawakening of this past preserves the characters who live in present day. Both Macon Jr., who secretly snoops on her nightly singing sessions, and Milkman, who uses the songs to find…

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    Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon focuses on a character as he develops, and his overall inaction towards his own name can be seen as a metaphor towards the rest of their society. Macon Dead III, coined by many as Milkman, has a name which alludes to an experience he had before being wholly conscious of what the experience was. The name “Milkman” was given to him over an embarrassing instance in which his mother had breast-fed him when he was far too old, and he seemed to have accepted the name…

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    treated as if they were not a meaningful part of society. Blacks worked in low paying jobs and lived in all- black neighborhoods. Throughout the novel, there is a theme of the irrelevance of black lives. The very name “Dead” was given to the first Macon Dead (Milkman’s grandfather). Toni Morrison uses the names of the characters to illustrate how unimportant blacks are perceived to be. For example, the last name “Dead” came about from a drunk Union officer who misinterpreted Milkman’s…

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    relate to Macon Dead racism, Pilate identity, and Guitar socioeconomic class. The characters come from different background some similar to myself. I have made my own opinion about Toni Morrison characters based on racism, social economic class and the identity. First of all, take for example two related events in Toni Morrison‘s Song of Solomon, whites cheating the first Macon Dead out of his farm and then murdering him. In the time and place in which Morrison place the first Macon Dead.…

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    Operations Plan Farm Plan: TULIP Community Garden has a total of 1-acres of land in Tuskegee, AL. 11 acres is currently not in use located behind the current acre of land in production. The owner of this unused land has agreed to charge $1 per acre annually. Preparation of the additional land would have to begin immediately to have a timely harvest in August. The new land will be developed similar to the current acre in 50’ wide by 80’ long sections, providing 8 beds per section for field…

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