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Alice Walker's work supports The American Dream because it recognizes African Americans' ability to persist and succeed in the face of adversity, bigotry, and oppression. Furthermore, her writing provides readers with feelings of hope by conveying the idea that there's light at the end of the tunnel.

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Alice Walker's short story, "Everyday Use," is a primary example of The American Dream pursuing its passion and achieving through the struggles of racism and oppression. The character Dee is a young woman who is from a poor household. Her ancestors were enslaved and agricultural laborers who could never rise above their conditions and escape poverty. She had always known she didn't belong in this society since she was a kid. Because of this, she thought there was no way she would thrive like the rest of the people she sees daily. But very soon, that changed. She desired to further her studies. She wanted to relocate to the city. As a result, Dee studied hard since she was a child to become educated and fluent enough to attend college (NewYorkEssay). Dee's Struggle through society exemplifies Alice Walker's belief in the American Dream. Walker conveys that through hard work and persistence, we can achieve anything we set our minds to.

https://newyorkessays.com/essay-the-american-dream-represented-by-dee-in-alice-walkers/

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Alice Walker's most famous book, "The Color Purple" is another example of the American Dream battling her way to success in a challenging environment. The Main Character, Celie, is an African-American girl who had lost touch with her sister, Nettie, when she married and moved away. Soon after, Celie encounters several challenges due to her lack of a voice in the community and that the only person she can write to is God. However, during the story, she meets Shug Avery, which gradually teaches her to be tough and stand up for herself. Celie befriends her and becomes good friends with her. Celie then divorces her husband and relocates to Shug's home. In addition, they get a letter from Nettie stating that she will be returning home soon. Walker conveys that anyone with a strong will, a good attitude, and whatever regard as The American Dream will always be within reach in The Color Purple. The Color Purple emphasizes that with the help and support of others, women can overcome enormous difficulties, conflicts, and struggles.

https://www.bulbapp.com/u/novel-analysis-the-color-purple-alice-walker~2

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We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For

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We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For

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Alice Walker's book "We Are the Ones We Have Been Waiting For" is a series of observations on the ongoing fight for knowledge, equality, and happiness. Walker addresses some of today's most serious concerns, including war's horrors, racism's scars, oppression, women's rights, and environmental destruction, and proposes some long-overdue solutions. Walker shares her understanding of both the issues that lie ahead and how we may all discover the inner strength to confront and conquer them. Walker's observations of oppression and bigotry issues and proposed solutions support the American dream in gaining the courage to tackle hardships and be whom you want to be without being held back by obstacles.

https://alicewalkersgarden.com/2010/10/we-are-the-ones-we-have-been-waiting-for/