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"Cell One" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie illustrates the influence the school community has on her family life and her relations with her family.

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Adichie's "Cell One" describes the impact of family dynamics on internal biases, ultimately showing that raising a child with too much lenience is just as harmful as raising a child too strictly, especially when those differences are driven by a misogynist viewpoint.

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Adiches "Cell One" explores the ease at which one can get lost in an image specifically designed for the praise of your peers.

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Throughout the piece, Adichie uses themes of a consequence free life, and a male dominated society to tell a coming-of-age-story.

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The colonization of Africa left them impoverished, with many of their people, land, and resources stolen from them. In the story of One Cell, by Chimanada Ngozi, we get to see the modern day retributions of these acts, as unwarranted violence in the community increases, and the harsh realities of life become very clear.

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"Cell one" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie explores the intersection of gender roles and harsh consequences in a lot of African family culture.

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In Cell One, Adichie explores the loneliness that comes with lawlessness, and the unpredictability of the harshness of life that is only learned by growing up.

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In Adichie’s Cell One, Namibia experiences the shocks of adulthood through seeing  injustice in society.

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"Cell One" Talks about what internal conflict can cost you, due to your own lack of self realization. Hiding behind a fake mask.

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Adichie's "Cell One" explores the maturing that occurs when exposed to societal injustice in close proximity.

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Adichie's "Cell One" discusses the way that men are privileged in society and face little to know consequences for their actions.

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Throughout "Cell One," Adichie examines the nature of privilege and its tendency to drive people toward a sense of entitlement.

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"Cell One" by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie explores the consequences and inherent dangers of a "boys will be boys" mindset.

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Adichie's "Cell One" illustrates gender inequality by exploring the boys' feelings of immunity from real life consequences.

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"Cell One" explores the impact of misogynistic culture on family dynamics, particularly in the way it shields men and boys from consequences at the expense of women and girls.

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“Cell One” by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie describes different perspectives surrounding privilege and real-life consequences for accepted behavior.