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    over civil rights for African-American. In a time of racial discrimination, blacks maids are the foundation of white family. Black maids do all housework, cooking and as well as child care which leads white women to be ignorant of their roles as a mother and wife. Even though black maids are usually loyal and obedient to their employer, there’s no respect from the employer. Black woman's only job is to become a maid if they wanted to support their family. The book portrays the dark aspect of…

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    Microgo Case Study

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    worry about the cleaning of her house. She meticulously scours the floor till it sparkles, dives under the sofas and tables and does not spare a speck of dust on the ethnic carpet spread in the middle either. I have bought a robotic dog and robotic maid who are 24*7 ready to…

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    Skeeter wants to become a writer. As a result missing her beloved childhood family maid, Constantine and confronted by the over racism of her friend Hilly Holbrook's campaign to require a separate bathroom for the black maids. Skeeter decides to write about the lives of the black maids in Jackson. She asks Aibleen if she does ever wish could change ”Miss Skeeter asking don’t I want to change things, like changing Jackson, Mississippi…

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    Elie Wiesel's The Help

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    The Help is a novel that dives deep into the story of two black maids who are decimated because of the color of their skin and a white female writer. The story starts off in the 1960s in Mississippi where racism is common. Minny and Aibileen are very close friends. Their friendship is so strong because they spend most of their life cleaning up after white families and their kids. They are always together and spend a lot of time together thus causing them to become so close. Skeeter is another…

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    which they try to string King Odysseus’s bow, which only he can string, and shot an arrow through twelve axe heads. After he wins the contest, he reveals his true identity to everyone. He and Telemachus plot to slaughter the suitors as well as the maids who fornicated with them. We hear Penelope’s view of the vicious murders in Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopiad. There are several similarities throughout the two, such as the events that take place as a whole, however there are several differences…

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    The Help Aibileen Clark

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    of Treelore and rises from the table in pride… Skeeter sets the book down on her desk and picks up the phone. The book cover reads: “All My Babies” by Aibileen Clark, (Taylor). This proves she is developing because she always thought she had to be a maid but is now a writer. Aibileen has developed in her character and found that she needs to start looking at the positives in life instead of dwelling on the negatives of her…

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    was once already married, the women would also have to take care of their children. The book had several similarities in comparison to "The Help". These books are being compared to each other due to the face that "The Help" had black people being maids to white people. The main character who's name was Aibileen. She was a strong woman who would always listen to her boss and would do everything she was asked to do. In the novel "The Color Purple", Celie would always listen to Mr. Albert…

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    Education statewide segregation laws have become illegal, and was approximately sixty years after the decision made in Plessy v. Ferguson (“Important Supreme Court Cases”). The Help while the film’s title suggests as “the help” provided from black maids in Jackson, Mississippi to middle class white families. In his article “In Living Color: Race and American Culture”, Michael Omi…

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    Uncle Tom's Cabin

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    Mammy, by definition, meaning a black women engaged as a nurse to white children or as a servant to a white family. (mammy) The descriptive request for someone to be a maid consisted of them being of size with a nanny-type demeanor, and willing to work for little wages. How befitting of this character to be female and colored, as many Caucasian women prefer to be slim and not over-weight. Hattie McDowell co-starred in…

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    were shown the struggle he had to faced during different time periods and he deals with oppression. Cecil accepts the role of butler at the White House and serves during eight presidential administrations.While, The Help focuses on African-American maids who agreed to tell their story to Miss Skeeter…

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