Coming To An Awareness Of Language Analysis
The Perfect Example that Personal Growth Start with Your Decision The article called Coming to an Awareness of Language is an excerpt from the Autobiography of Malcolm X. Who was a popular Defensor of African-American rights in the United States during 1952. He was the son of a Baptist minister who also supported the rights of the African community. Malcolm life was not easy since his childhood, he suffered the loss of his father and passed to the difficulties as to see his house scorched, by white people, against the African-Americans. In the Journal of Blacks Studies refers that “Malcolm Little expressed a desire to study law, a dream one of his teachers called “no realistic goal for a nigger”” (Littlejohn, 1). By narrating his own bibliography,
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These painful experiences forced him to get into a dark world, and committing crimes, for which het into prison. All of his experiences affect his argument, which points to the African-American community of his time, principally to the young people, that because of discrimination forget their dreams. His hope from sharing his experiences, is that his community prevent to no passed through the same situation or rise themselves from the low world into …show more content…
Which is a strategy form to make others identify with him. He starts by reflecting authority “Everything I’ve ever felt strongly about, I’ve done something about” (Malcolm, 21). To encourage of became as him, when you know that something is not right you should do something to improved it, not only to be another spectator. He also shows how his emotions change depending of the level of his improvement. One example, is went he first started to write letters, Malcolm declares “I became increasingly frustrated at not being able to express what I wanted to convey in letters that I wrote” (Malcolm, 22). Surely many of African-American had feel the same as Malcolm. But then went he started to reach his goal he emphasizes “I woke up the next morning, thinking about those words—immensely proud” (Malcolm,
These painful experiences forced him to get into a dark world, and committing crimes, for which het into prison. All of his experiences affect his argument, which points to the African-American community of his time, principally to the young people, that because of discrimination forget their dreams. His hope from sharing his experiences, is that his community prevent to no passed through the same situation or rise themselves from the low world into …show more content…
Which is a strategy form to make others identify with him. He starts by reflecting authority “Everything I’ve ever felt strongly about, I’ve done something about” (Malcolm, 21). To encourage of became as him, when you know that something is not right you should do something to improved it, not only to be another spectator. He also shows how his emotions change depending of the level of his improvement. One example, is went he first started to write letters, Malcolm declares “I became increasingly frustrated at not being able to express what I wanted to convey in letters that I wrote” (Malcolm, 22). Surely many of African-American had feel the same as Malcolm. But then went he started to reach his goal he emphasizes “I woke up the next morning, thinking about those words—immensely proud” (Malcolm,