A Comparison of Two Articles
The World We Live In Today We are among so many different people, beings, characters and humans in our daily life. All of the instances of this list must be included, because they have simply different definitions. Constantly people pass people, who interact with someone else, who happens to know someone different from them, and the chain never breaks. Not always is the interaction, knowledge of an individual or passage a positive one, but in a sense they are all the same. All the people are the same. With fault, with hate, with compassion and with oppression; they are all the exact same within. There are two essays that easily capture the concepts of flaws in character. “Censoring Myself” by Betty Shamieh and "Mother Tongue" by Amy Tan. A popular character flaw, is race and how others hinder you because of it or how it can affect you based on just how you behave because of it.
Amy Tan's mother spoke broken English, which was a strange mix of English and Chinese. A mixture that is usually portrayed comically by certain roots of media. Although in actuality, the struggles that she had to deal with because of her native home, made life difficult. The comparable Betty
Shamieh is Palestinian and writes plays, was censored for her September 11th material that was deemed unfitting. In different yet similar ways, initially they are both being censored. One woman is
censoring herself by sheer accident and the other censored for speaking out too much with her art. The censoring is solely dependent on their race affecting their life in America, which unfortunately enough, is an almost impossible thing to make cease.
That seems to just be the constant bond between those two elements. Confliction of history and misunderstanding will most likely always be a concern to some. Not every individual can perfect social settings with an infinite amount of variables. No one can guess all the conversations or contact people may have with others for the day
Amy Tan's mother spoke broken English, which was a strange mix of English and Chinese. A mixture that is usually portrayed comically by certain roots of media. Although in actuality, the struggles that she had to deal with because of her native home, made life difficult. The comparable Betty
Shamieh is Palestinian and writes plays, was censored for her September 11th material that was deemed unfitting. In different yet similar ways, initially they are both being censored. One woman is
censoring herself by sheer accident and the other censored for speaking out too much with her art. The censoring is solely dependent on their race affecting their life in America, which unfortunately enough, is an almost impossible thing to make cease.
That seems to just be the constant bond between those two elements. Confliction of history and misunderstanding will most likely always be a concern to some. Not every individual can perfect social settings with an infinite amount of variables. No one can guess all the conversations or contact people may have with others for the day