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    In both readings racism can change a person for the worse. This still continues to happen till this day and probably will never change. “..Said three black boys robbed their store and knocked out her and her husband”. In the book “Roll Of ThunderHear My Cry” a group of white men go to confront T.J for robbing the Barnetts store. The wife‚ who is the owner‚ automatically assumes it was 3 black boys not because it was dark or them wearing masks‚ but simply because they believe R.W and Melvins word

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    STRAWBERRY This book is called Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry.This book is mostly based on black rights. Another thing is most of the black people in this story got treated like crap. There were a lot of events that happened my favorite is when Papa‚ Mr. Morrison‚and Stacey went to Strawberry and...You will have to read this amazing book to find out.This is my favorite part because their is a lot of action and I can imagine what’s happening. Some of the main characters in this book are Cassie‚ Little

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    Interested in knowing what true friendship is? “Roll of ThunderHear My Cry” by Mildred D. Taylor does an outstanding job describing the significance‚ dedication‚ and responsibilities that come with real friendship. This novel focuses on the Logan family during the Great Depression. It is hard for the Logans during that time because they are black and consistently looked down upon. Though they face hardship‚ they are a very unified family‚ and they set a great example for friends and family to follow

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    Throughout my childhood I would avoid books as much as possible simply because I never enjoyed reading like others did. When I did read‚ it would be because I discovered a really good series. Other than that I wouldn’t read because I never grew up with being read to‚ so I didn’t find it enjoyable. While most kids had the enjoyment of having their parents read to them at night‚ close to their parents and slowly drifting off to sleep‚ I never had that experience. My parents didn’t teach me to speak

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    white customer first‚ provide only school materials that became unusable for white students to black children‚ demand certain behaviors of the minorities because of the seemingly automatic superiority; the list goes on and on. In the book Roll of ThunderHear my Cry‚ all of these situations and others of similar nature are exposed to an audience who may not recognize or understand such flagrant racism. One of the very remarkable moments in the book occurs when the colored children of the story go to

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    In the novel Roll of ThunderHear My Cry many characters took risks the two that stick out in my head the most is of papa and TJ. TJ didn’t study for a test so he wondered his eyes about until he saw some answers on a nearby classmates answer sheet. He could of suffered the consequence of failing the test and only getting into a little trouble with his parents but he got caught cheating‚ since he was a colored child he was thrown out of school. Throughout this‚ whole novel TJ has

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    takes courage to know what you think is right and how you act upon it. Throughout the book Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry‚ Mildred D Taylor uses Cassie Logan as an example of a courageous 9 year old girl that stands up for her convictions and putting aside many problems against her and her family. Cassie shows her courage by standing up for Little Man‚ by standing up to Mr. Barnett in the store‚ and when she faces her rival Lillian Jean. Cassie proves that she is a girl who stands up for what she

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    Mildred D. Taylor‚ author of “Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry‚” created an excellent book with many literary elements. Three of these elements demonstrated in the book are setting‚ point of view‚ and genre. Through these literary elements‚ Taylor creates an intriguing book which gives the readers’ insight into the life of an African American family during Great Depression when times are rough and racism is reaching its peak. Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry is set in rural Mississippi‚ 1933 during the

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    The Courage of Cassie Logan The courage that Cassie shows in Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry by Mildred Taylor makes her a character the reader should appreciate and praise. This takes place in Mississippi in 1933‚ where a family of blacks are fortunate enough to be the only black family to own land. Here they have to survive through harsh events and get enough food to eat during the great depression. Here Cassie Logan‚ a nine year old girl who has to show her amount of bravery throughout the entire

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    The great depression relates to the Roll of thunder hear my cry book in many ways. The Logan’s lived during part of the great depression and also were very affected by it. In Roll of thunder hear my cry it talks a lot about them being in rough times with money and taxes. Papa and Mama worked really hard to pay taxes and then when Mama lost her job they were in a really bad spot. They barely could afford it when they both were working. Nearly 50% of the children did not have good food‚ shelter

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