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    de world. De white man tells de nigger to work and he takes and tells his wife” (Hurston 4). This story portrays the…

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    loud that scouts father, a fair and impartial lawyer, “defends Negros”. This really shows kids during the day were heavily influenced by Jim crow and racism. Atticus Finch even says "nigger-lover is just one of those terms that don't mean anything—like snot-nose.” (pg.108) when scout asks what it means to be a “nigger-lover.” This term, both derogatory and meant as an insult…

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    a half black kid who was the ACE of his baseball team. What did I do to deserve this constant harassment? Reipen made a cowardice decision to eject himself out of the discord but Im going to stand my ground and stand up for myself. This ends now, Nigger. *Fob readies a rasengan at his Monitor to a tiny 10x10 picture of Manyak's discord…

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    To Kill a Mockingbird Essay In Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird, she explores a diversity of themes, through a child’s point of view. To Kill a Mockingbird is about a young girl, who goes by the name of Scout, growing up in a difficult society. She lives in Maycomb County, Alabama, during the early 1930s, and the Great Depression. One of the several themes that Lee explores in this novel is the issue of racism. Throughout the novel, the reader is able to observe Scout’s maturity, and change of…

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    Throughout African-American history, we have witness the lost of leaders who stood as the voice among our people in fighting for equality and freedom. In Ernest Gaines' novel, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman, two of the novels protagonist characters, Ned and Jimmy stands out as two men willing to be that leader and voice that their town needed but their lives were cut short by the people he saw them as causing trouble. Historically, both men leaderships takes place in two different time…

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    The use of language and diction that makes it uncomfortable for students and teachers to read. The book consist of statements such as, “killed a nigger,” and being ashamed because “I’m a nigger.” It depicted “black men as ignorant, inarticulate and uneducated.” (Source B) Even though these statements are very offensive to some audience, the book detailed truly how African American was viewed and treated. In attempting…

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    The story of the Maxson’ family retracta a life of changes and struggle where the principal culpable is the racism, and violence. Troy Maxson is an African American guy married with Rose Maxton. They together have two sons named Lyons that is a frustrated musician, and Cory that may have been a successful football player if, only if his father would have supported him. The story ‘’Fences’’ by August Wilson shows in a very explicit way how the racism on the 1950s played a key role in a family…

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    This document is an extract called “Black Nightmare” taken from Malcolm X’s (Malcolm X was an African-American Muslim minister and human rights activist. To his admirers he was a courageous advocate for the rights of blacks, a man who indicted white America in the harshest terms for its crimes against black Americans; detractors accused him of preaching racism and violence. He has been called one of the greatest and most influential African Americans in history.) autobiography written himself in…

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    The theme of a story is an idea the author wishes to convey to the readers. It can be expressed directly in the work or revealed through the details of the story, such as plot, characters, and setting. In John Steinbeck’s novel, Of Mice and Men, one of the most important themes is dreams. The harsh truth that the American Dream-the idea that anyone can achieve goals through hard work and personal sacrifice is only granted to few, is represented in the book. The characters in the novel all dream…

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    portray the Southern society. However, the novel has been widely panned by critics, mostly because of the widely usage of the word “nigger” to refer to African American slaves; that being the reason for it to be banned. Whether the novel was worth banning continues to be highly debatable even today. For instance, June Edwards defends Twain when she says that “Nigger is what blacks were commonly called in the South until recent times. It is wrong to censure a novel for historical accuracy. Truth…

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