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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would like to provide some food for thought on the matter for those who have a problem with this. Imagine being a black student and constantly reading these "classics" which shows a history of time, in which blacks were treated sub-human and the author makes no apology, but writes it from a perspective of it is what it is. Page by page, you have to read words that cut deep to your race. However, rather than an awakening of morale taking place, you have an educated white lawyer that takes on a case because of his daughter. The poor uneducated black is once again saved by the educated white man, who takes pitty on him. But wait, this is a classic, to hell with others, it's written well. [/quote] np But in the book the white man is unable to save the Black man. Maybe you didn't read it either? [/quote] A literary analysis could easily get to Tom Robinson 'saved' Atticus Finch--and put in place a series of events that taught his community lasting lessons in humility (Caroline), race recognition (Tom), sexual assault victims (Mayella), embracing the outcast (Dill), and tolerance for mental illness (Boo). The adhesive in the story is a strong black woman, Calpurnia.[/quote]
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