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    Some critics consider the portrayal of Black men “The Color Purple as unnecessarily harsh and brutal. Examine the depiction of the Black male in Walker’s novel. “The Color Purple” was written by the author Alice Walker‚ she won a Pulitzer Prize and the American Book Award for the novel. The novel describes that the American South during the first half of the twentieth century at a time when the South was segregated and women were limited in what choices they were able to make for themselves. Celie

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    effort to bring the country back on its feet‚ President Roosevelt initiated the Farm Security Administration (FSA) project. Photographers were hired and sent across the United States to document Americans living in poverty‚ and Dorothea Lange and Walker Evans were two of those photographers that were sent out. Along with their partners Paul S. Taylor and James Agee they started their projects which were approached through two different methods. Agee and Evans project Let Us Now Praise Famous Men

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    Problems‚ along with misery‚ become apart of life whether you’re willing to accept it or not. For those who have accepted such troubles‚ have also learned to cope with it one way or another. Antoinette’s character in "Wide Sargasso Sea" and Celie’s character in "The Color Purple" have both experienced problems with depression‚ loneliness‚ violence‚ inferiority‚ racism‚ and self-identity. It is important for such characters as Antoinette and Celie to express their emotions and have a method of working

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    Theme #1 Alice Walker uses several different techniques in her writing to get her point across to the reader. The use of conflict in the novel‚ “The Color Purple”‚ helps the author portray how society was during this time. The main conflict brought up in “The Color Purple” is based on the society’s views of gender‚ race‚ and ageism. The American society in the south was heavily one-sided on these topics‚ as the author describes in this book. Women during this time are looked down upon and unappreciated

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    century. During this time‚ gender stereotypes were prevalent‚ women were not only oppressed by white males‚ but by black males too. At the end of the book‚ women stand up for themselves‚ fighting against all odds to break free of the yoke of oppression. Walker narrates how Celie grew up being sexually abused by her stepfather‚ Alphonso. As an outcome of the abuse‚ Celie was impregnated twice and as a result‚ she gave birth to two children who were taken away from her by Alphonso. Celie’s first pregnancy

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    Alice Walker's Biography

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    Alice Walker February 9th 1944 in Eatonton Georgia a great author was born‚ who is Known by the name Alice Walker . Alice Walker Is a African American who is the eighth and youngest child of Minnie Talulah and Willie Lee. In Alice years of being a child she became blind in her right eye from being scarred with a BB gun by her brother Bill. Getting teased by her classmates and the misunderstood from her family made Alice Shy. Six years later Alice got her scar removed and this helped

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    college are preparing to begin the rest of their lives. Therefore‚ students often look for internships in order to gain career experience‚ but for many‚ that hope is quickly being dispelled. In the article “Internships Are Not a Privilege‚” Darren Walker expresses his belief that while talent can be located in a variety of places‚ privilege often seems to be the largest recipient of internships. He believes society will benefit greatly if more opportunities for internships are granted to the underprivileged

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    YTYRY RTY Y RYRTYRYRTYRTYTYRTYR RTYRTY RTY RTY RTY RYRTYRY RTYT RTYRTY RTY RTYRTYRTYRY RTRTYRYRTYRTYRTYRTYRTYRYRTYRTYRYY RTY Y M‚. B O INKHDGDGSDDGDFSF DF SD SDF DF DF FGFG H FVVDVFDDF H VCVDGFGGHBBBBDFG FG G DFG FG DFG GFVCHFGFDG FG G Paul William Walker IV[1] (September 12‚ 1973 – November 30‚ 2013) was an American actor. He became famous in 1999 after his role in the hit film Varsity Blues‚ but later garnered fame as Brian O’Conner in The Fast and the Furious film series. His other films include

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    In The Color Purple‚ Alice Walker writes of a predominantly sexist setting through the frequent beating of women‚ the stereotypes cast upon people‚ and the thoughts and feelings of the Olinka peoples. The author writes about the common and frequent beating of Celie by her father as discipline and of Mr. _____ to present a sexist setting. To show the predominantly sexist setting‚ Alice Walker includes the stereotypes cast upon people such as Celie’s wearing and making of pants and Mr. _____’s sewing

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    within the workforce‚ domestics‚ and society of the 1920’s. Through many attempts to better her lifestyle and display her individuality‚ Celie finds life extremely difficult in the prejudiced‚ 1920’s South. Alice Walker did not experience the same discrimination Celie fights against‚ but‚ Walker portrays her familial bonds and childhood lessons through Celie’s personal struggles‚ aspirations‚ and accomplishments. Alice Walker’s The Color Purple explores the negative stereotypes of the 1920’s against women

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