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Summary Of The Novel Family By J. California Cooper
Family by J. California Cooper The novel Family by J. California Cooper connects to my own life. The characters Always and Clora relates to me in many ways. Always are Clora are strong, brave, hardworking, outspoken, and couragous woman. Despite, all the things Always and Clora went through in their lifetime as slaves, they coninued to push through and remain brave. Their strong courage and bravery helped them get what they wished for in life. I’ve been through situation were i’ve wanted to give up, but my strong ways of being outspoken allowed to me remain brave.
Clora was a strong individual throughout the tragedies she has been through. Clora had to watch her mother, Fammy, get raped by the Master of the land. Her mother did not have any

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