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practically impossible for her to be a police officer because no one of their background has done it before. Because she is labeled as “prey” she is not seen as police officer material. All the other law enforcement officers in the movie are bears, lions, rhinos, tigers, and other predators. They are meant to be intimidating and fit the “cops are tough” stereotypes. She overcomes the odds and become an officer but faces many challenges due to her race. Because she is a female rabbit she is not taken seriously

They were technically slaves but they weren't directly called slaves. Black slaves were being taken away from their families and were not permitted to bring material objects with them. In the Colonies, Africans weren't allowed to read, write, or learn anything except for what their master taught them. Some Africans learned

“You mean it?” his asks in a naive tone of voice. There are tears still rolling down his face fiercely as if they were the black bodies battered through the centuries. “Look, I have books on the history of our ancestors, some as far back as colonization to the Civil Rights Movement. I even have the autobiography of Malcolm X and Frederick Douglass, I can definitely find more books for you. So now stop crying.” “I do like a book on prominent African-Americans, do you by any chance have any writings

The last memories we had with our families was when these men in black killed an outsider for trying to enter the island. We watched the men in black chase after the people in the streets forcing them to go into their houses and watch a man who I had seen before make a statement on television. The man was tense, stiff, and his stature looked forced. “Hello people of Insulae, you all should know me. Today is May 4th, 3210, and it is a new day. As you all noticed we have a new addition to the

throughout the text. The colors, specifically black, white, and red, create symbolic and metaphoric meanings which contribute to larger themes such as racial prejudice, good versus evil, sexuality, and murder. The colors evoke images in the characters' minds, particularly Othello's. These images, along with their corresponding idea or theme, influence the actions of the characters, culminating in the murder of Desdemona by Othello. References to black and white carry the most weight and contribute

the theme that the world isn’t just black and white is shown through his use of symbolism, foreshadowing, and irony. Saki’s use of symbolism is demonstrated through his use of the the color black and white. In the story, ‘black’ represents evil in the world along with death and depression. For example, the colors of the wolf help us explain this symbol of color and that he was a bad wolf. For example, Saki states that the wolf was “mud color all over, with a black tongue and pale gray eyes that gleamed

In the short story “Big Black Good Man” by Richard Wright there are few different themes that take place in the story. This story is about an old man, named Olaf Jenson, that was a night porter in a cheap hotel on the waterfront in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. On one night, Olaf talked to himself about how there were only three rooms left, and he was going to take a nap because it was midnight. Before Olaf could take a nap, a big black man came into his hotel looking for a room and a whore

The Netflix television series “Orange is the New Black” has been commended for its diversity and complex representation of various ethnic groups through characters who are either inmates or staff in a women’s federal prison. A unique feature of the series is that it frequently includes entire scenes of dialogue in Spanish, or that switch between Spanish and English. While there are other characters and scenes that show bilingual code switching with other languages such as Russian and German, the

bring new challenges and experiences, but it will be a land without the oppression of the egyptians. In the same way, Bud and Mary Sue, free the civilians from the oppression of black and white. bringing the civilians of Pleasantville into a world where they understand the new opportunities they have outside of their small black and white town. 4. The story and civilians of Pleasantville connect to the quote, “In trying to get free, they’re sorta free already”, by both characters of The Adventures of

"desirable." Viewing the complex matter of gentrification succinctly, it helps to uncover how multifaceted it is; in that gentrification involves the oppression, marginalization, displacement of vulnerable populations, particularly, the poor, and the black who are often already negatively impacted by the effects of classism, and racism. Gentrification threatens to erode the communities and livelihood maintained by these set of people because their displacement becomes a precondition for the total transformation