Her Solitary Place By Susan Dion And Indian Education

Effects of racism In the passage, “Her Solitary Place” by Susan Dion and autobiography, “Indian Education” by Sherman Alexie both show the assimilation by white people. Differently, the character in “Indian Education” can change his living stander through his work and knowledge, but the only fate of character in “Her Solitary Place” is death. To begin with, both of these two passages show some kind of assimilation by white people. For example the passage “Her Solitary Story” points out that “Back in the house, Shanawdithit used all her strength to squeeze the rag dry; she watched closely as the dirty water slowly dripped in to the rusted basin”(Dion 1). This sentence describes how is Shanawdithit doing house work but according to the passage,