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    of her time in her room‚ she does not get a say in the house of the commander or in the conversations of the aunts. Furthermore the characters in both novels are trapped and controlled by systems controlled by men. Both of the main characters are oppressed and confined by the abuse put upon them by the patriarchal systems they live in. Despite both societies being confined by men‚ the reasoning behind the entrapment varies significantly. In Night‚ the Jews were confined and imprisoned in the concentration

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    Audience: In a non specific way‚ the clergymans’ letter is trying to reach black people and Luther’s letter is trying to reach white people. Both letters want peace between races‚ but the argument is over time. The clergymans’ letter’s purpose is to get black activists like M.L.K to stop uniting as a race and protesting civil rights. They keep the letter professional because they want to easily get their way‚ so it is written in a demanding manner. Luther’s letter directly makes his letter to the

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    doing is treating the poor like cattle‚ because of the rich people’s wealth and power. In addition‚ the rich will do anything to deny any opportunities to the poor‚ so that the poor stay oppressed and not rise up against the rich and take their place in society. Thus‚ the poor become easily controlled and oppressed by the rich because of the false hope‚ yet the rich make the poor believe that hard work will pay off at the end. Making that a complete lie‚ because the rich now that it doesn’t work like

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    Ollie’s life was miserable. Also‚ upon Ollie’s death‚ she made sure she would haunt Fletcher until his very last breath 3. How does the McGee’s relationship support the idea that literature reflected some women’s feelings of being trapped and oppressed by their husbands? -This definitely proved that sometimes women really didn’t have a choice as to whom they can or can’t be with. Ollie was extremely unhappy with her relationship but knew she couldn’t walk away‚ because without Fletcher‚ she would

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    of race and gender and how these two identifications have constructed peoples’ lives. From the beginning of modern society‚ racial inequalities and gender inequalities have consumed American culture. Women who are white and of color have been oppressed for hundreds of years in America. On a structural level‚ women make less money‚ are abused more often‚ and receive less privilege than men (class notes). It has been known that men hold positions of power over women more often than women holding

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    environment‚ and they foreshadow her joyful realization that she is free. Chopin’s choice to describe the armchair as “roomy” and the window as “open” also start to indicate the contrast between her new life without her husband and her old life‚ where he oppressed her even though she loved him. Chopin’s word choice also indicates Mrs. Mallard’s attitude. When Mrs. Mallard first learns of her husband’s death‚ the phrases “wild abandonment‚” “storm of grief‚” and “physical exhaustion” (3-4) are used to show

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    the kitchens and bathrooms of the front house” More importantly‚ the residents of the house behind feel “oppressed” by the ones in the front house because the residents in the front house are people who work for the government‚ and the residents in the back are the proletariat‚ the lower class. Naturally‚ for such different houses to live side by side the less superior one would feel oppressed. Superiority is shown when the narrator states‚ “she never should have spoken to him--- most of them don’t

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    Through the Climax and resolution of Ayn Rand’s novel‚ the characters present that every person has a unique character that can be oppressed but not erased by the rest of the world. Anthem presents the story of Equality 7-2521‚ who is considered a sinner in the society values of collectivism and equality of all citizens since curiosity and individuality of personality were bear by him. In the beginning of the novella‚ the society had a full control over Equality’s mind‚ and doubts on the shame of

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    Colin Kaepernick the quarterback for the 49ers sits down for the national anthem before kick off because he believes people are being oppressed in the USA. According to article “USA Today” Kaepernick said “I’ll continue to sit…..I’m going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed”(USA Today article). This evidence shows that Kaepernick isn’t happy about what has been going on in america lately. This is significant because Kaepernick wants to draw

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    life of a caged and captured "bird". Despite the captured bird having been captured rather than sing a song of powerlessness and defeat‚ he sings a song reverberant with hope for freedom. I believe Mya wrote this poem in order to provide hope for oppressed people and to also recognize her own struggles and how she got through them. The title itself "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" was inspired from "Sympathy" by Paul Laurence Dunbar where in the last sentence of the final stanza he concludes by

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