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The Psychology of Black Oppression (Learned Helplessness and Depression)

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Book Fences
Fences
Source Pages 1,9,57,39,77,

didn't use 88-89 but i used it to see how bad their bond was
The Awaking

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Why This Woman Says Her Husband Tricked Her And Now She Feels Trapped

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The Real First Black Man to Play Major League Baseball

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What the authors Have in common in Themes 

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What the authors Have in common in Themes 

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Chopin K. and Wilson A. Use these themes to convey them out of two characters in the books and that's Edna and Troy. Edna uses her stubborn of equality to step out her cage and picks a Man of her liking this can relate fences and how troy is using his stubborn of equality to protect his son of some threats and he came through when he was playing baseball.Troy is using his using his stubbornness and blocking his son Cory's Free of choice to become a football player. Just like Edna in The awakening Women were not allowed to cross that rule as well but we can see the results of it at the end his dad succeeded in protecting him from a possible threat his son but detached him from his family slowly as well; We could picture Troy as the husband and Cory as Edna. As Edna succeeded but ended up killing herself because she didn't have a place in the world of her freedom.

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I will be focusing on Troy and Cory
Troy used to be a baseball player and he still thinks he can play but since he is black he got shot down. Now his son going out for football he doesn't want his son to get and he is trying to be mean to get his way. ""I told that boy about that football stuff the white man ain't gonna let him get nowhere with that football" Troy thinks that their is still no equality between races still. shown by this quote (Rose) "Times have changed since you was playing baseball, Troy. That was before the war. Times have changed a lot since then." "How the hell they done changed". On page 57 Cory and Troy have a confrontation of him not doing his chores and now he cant play football this creates tension between the two. He was trying to find a reason not let Cory play even though he explained it to him of how he was not able to work This was the stubbornness=ess that ruined his sons dream. It was his mind set of the type of equality he had.
Trent Knox

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In the book awaking I will be focusing on two parts where she is with her husband and Robert in the bed and how they acted. "He thought it very discouraging that his wife who was the sole object of his existence, evinced so little his conversation" and When his cigar was smoked out he went to bed and in half minute he was fast asleep Mrs. Pontellier began to cry". Compared to Robert this is a complete opposite this is when she exercise her Freedom of choice and went with Robert "She put her hand up to his shoulder then agents his cheek rubbing It softy". When she was in bed with her husband she didn't even want to touch him The equality that Robert showed Edna allowed her to make her choice. This book was written in 1898 during the women suffrage Act. Where women were trying get out the kitchen/Marriage and live their life. Also we can compare Edna Experience to Story of an how Mrs. Mallard was so happy that she passes of shock and depression when her husband walking through the door After he was thought to be dead. All for stepping out the cage Witch we see Edna trying to do throughout the book.
Trent Knox

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4A Jan/11/18

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I selected these themes for awaking and fences because in the book Edna or some may know her as Mrs. Pontellier .Edna was not comfortable with the relationship that she was in at the time. Mr. Pontellier was nice to other people but not to her. It's like he had his hand around Edna neck “looking at his as wife as one looks at a valuable piece of personal property” This is only one example of many that she had no equality no freedom of choice. But then she met a man named Robert and everything changed. All because she decided to be with him with terrible consequences
In fences We start out with two black men talking and they say" Afraid to let the white man see him carry it home" already setting a tone for black brothers and their lack if equality. Through Page 34-36 Troy refuses to talk to the recruiter he is still saying that the white man will not let you play All he is scared for his son and not be discriminated agents like he did when he was younger. This created a wall of fear and made the family's relationship deteriorate to where he pushes away his wife and his son Even though times are changing.
Trent Knox

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Freedom Of Choice And Stubborn to Equality