Meaning In Blue Ain't No Mocking Bird
It is well known from historical account , novels, poems that blacks have been abused, neglected, and mistreated in American society. In addition, a great deal has been written about the lives, hardships, and obstacle of black men, black women. Bambara presents a very descriptive picture of what life was like for blacks in the 1960. "Blues Ain't No Mockin Bird" portrays a chronicle civil rights setting movement which seeks to improve the quality of black's lives.
Granny is making the cakes on the back porch. Cathy, Tyrone and Terry are playing ardently at a frozen puddle suddenly they are interrupted by the camera men's presence. The cameramen haughtily film Granny's property without asking her permission to do so " We thought we 'd get a shot or two of the house and every thing and then" (line 8, P893). Like the vagabonds, the camera men go to Granny back yard and filming and speaking in a contemptible way " Smilin man got his note book out and chewd-up pencil. listen he said movin back into our yard, we like to have a statement from you... for the film. we're filmin for the county, see. Part of the food stamp campaign. You know about the food stamps?" (line 19, P894). The camera men obviously insulting and think little of Granny. In spite of this, Granny is very affable with the camera men presence. She greets the camera men friendly but cautiously " Good morning, Granny cut him off and smile that smile" (line 10, P893). Granny is not very happy with the camera men and she wants them to know that she is the owner of her house. She does not want them to film her yard "I do indeed, said Granny with no smile" (line 16, P894) . The camera men are very rude they just keep go on filming and Granny finally just leave them alone "Granny said nuthin". Just like Granny, Granddaddy Cain is coming home and he does not even care about the camera men presence "he passes the porch and stops a second for Granny to see he 's caught the hawk at last"(line 38, P895). However,
Granny is making the cakes on the back porch. Cathy, Tyrone and Terry are playing ardently at a frozen puddle suddenly they are interrupted by the camera men's presence. The cameramen haughtily film Granny's property without asking her permission to do so " We thought we 'd get a shot or two of the house and every thing and then" (line 8, P893). Like the vagabonds, the camera men go to Granny back yard and filming and speaking in a contemptible way " Smilin man got his note book out and chewd-up pencil. listen he said movin back into our yard, we like to have a statement from you... for the film. we're filmin for the county, see. Part of the food stamp campaign. You know about the food stamps?" (line 19, P894). The camera men obviously insulting and think little of Granny. In spite of this, Granny is very affable with the camera men presence. She greets the camera men friendly but cautiously " Good morning, Granny cut him off and smile that smile" (line 10, P893). Granny is not very happy with the camera men and she wants them to know that she is the owner of her house. She does not want them to film her yard "I do indeed, said Granny with no smile" (line 16, P894) . The camera men are very rude they just keep go on filming and Granny finally just leave them alone "Granny said nuthin". Just like Granny, Granddaddy Cain is coming home and he does not even care about the camera men presence "he passes the porch and stops a second for Granny to see he 's caught the hawk at last"(line 38, P895). However,