Howard University As The Mecca Analysis
For the book club role, I am appointed as summarize where my job is to summarize in one paragraph of 5-7 sentences the main ideas and important details. The author describes Howard University as The Mecca where he could understand more about African Americans. Next, the author explains about the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center where he used to spend most of his time writing and reading new vocabulary and sentence of his own invention. He again explains about how he could write bad poetry which he used to share in local bars with great writers in front of him. They used to suggest him. Then, he explains about his adulthood about how is enjoyed the freedom of living alone and falling love with the girl from California with a long shirt and
with a tall girl with dreadlocks. Next, he explains how he could gather and understand about black people which lead him to graduate himself from the Mecca to write about them. The author explains how he was into journalism where he could question anything to people to get a proper satisfied answer from them. Then, he explains about falling in love with the girl from Chicago who was the one to understand him better and the injustices in the society. Next, the author explains about living in Delaware without any degree from Howard and surviving with free-lance writing and with a new born baby. The author again explains to his son about the struggle in his name which he never should forget and always should remember his past. He also explains about the suffering of African Americans for 250 years and many generations of people living in chains. Finally, he explains about the past where African American people were used to make fuel, cotton, tobacco, gold for the better life of American people.
with a tall girl with dreadlocks. Next, he explains how he could gather and understand about black people which lead him to graduate himself from the Mecca to write about them. The author explains how he was into journalism where he could question anything to people to get a proper satisfied answer from them. Then, he explains about falling in love with the girl from Chicago who was the one to understand him better and the injustices in the society. Next, the author explains about living in Delaware without any degree from Howard and surviving with free-lance writing and with a new born baby. The author again explains to his son about the struggle in his name which he never should forget and always should remember his past. He also explains about the suffering of African Americans for 250 years and many generations of people living in chains. Finally, he explains about the past where African American people were used to make fuel, cotton, tobacco, gold for the better life of American people.