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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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Type your FIRST and LAST NAME. Next, add a quote from the short story that exemplifies the socio-economic lens in some way.  YOU MAY NOT DUPLICATE ANOTHER'S QUOTE.

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“You know there ain’t nobody with that kind of money” (Alexie 132).

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“Who does have money on a reservation, except the cigarette and fireworks salespeople” (Alexie 131).

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“I think people ought to do what they want to do, what else are they alive for (Baldwin 11)?

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This is what it means to say Phoenix, Arizona

"Now, Victor, we're sorry for your loss and the circumstances. But we can really only afford to give you one hundred dollars"

(Alexie 131).

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“He looked her over and decided she was not appropriately dressed and must be a fool to sit downstairs in such togs. The tickets had probably been sent to her [Paul’s teacher] out of kindness, he reflected as he put down a seat for her, and she had about as much right to sit here as he had” (Cather 1).

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This Is What It Means To Say Phoenix, Arizona

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This Is What It Means To Say Phoenix, Arizona

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Kasey Fellingham. “Victor’s mother was just as poor as he was, and the rest of his family didn’t have any use at all for him” (Alexie 131).

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“He did not want to mention money before his father. He would do much better by cornering his mother when she was alone. He looked at his father uneasily out of the edge of his eye” (Wright 2).

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“Aw, Ma, Ah done worked hard alla summer n am ast yuh fer nothing, is Ah now?”

“Thas what yuh spose t do!”

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Betty Martin

“Doesn’t the gun scare you?” he said, still pointing it. “No, sir, I seen plenty go off closer by, in my day, and for less than what I done,” she said. (Welty 4).

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“‘I never did go to school. I was too scared old at the surrender,’ she said in a soft voice. ‘I’m an old woman without an education’” (Welty 5).

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“‘You know we’re having a difficult time financially’” (Alexie 131).

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“So we drove along, between the green of the park and the stony, lifeless elegance of hotels and apartment buildings, toward the vivid, killing streets of our childhood” (Baldwin 6).

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Evan McMasters

“I going to the store and buy my child a little windmill they sells, made out of paper. He going to find it hard to believe there such a thing in the world” (Welty 6).

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Mason Kempf

“These boys, now, were living as we’d been living then, they were growing up with a rush and their heads bumped abruptly against the low ceiling of their actual possibilities. They were filled with rage” (Baldwin 1).

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“And now, even though he was a grown-up man, he still spent hours on the street corners, was always high and raggy. I used to into him from time to time and he’d often work around to asking me for a quarter or fifty cents” (Baldwin 2).

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“Dave took a deep breath and told the story he knew nobody believed”( Wright 5).

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"One of these days he was going to get a gun and practice shooting, then they couldn’t talk to him as though he were a little boy." (Wright 1)

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"Yet somehow he was not afraid of anything, was absolutely calm; perhaps because he had looked into the dark corner at last and knew" (Cather 4).

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"Could kill a man with a gun like this. Kill anybody, black or white. And if he were holding his gun in his hand, nobody could run over him; they would have to respect him" (Wright 3).

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“The nearer he approached the house, the more absolutely unequal Paul felt to the sight of it all: his ugly sleeping chamber; the cold bathroom with the grimy zinc tub; the dripping spigots; and his father” (Cather 2).

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“The lights, the chatter, the perfumes, the bewildering medley of color—he had, for a moment, the feeling of not being able to stand it. But only for a moment; these were his own people, he told himself. He went slowly about the corridors, through the writing rooms, smoking rooms, reception rooms, as through he were exploring the chambers of an enchanted palace, built and peopled for him alone.” (Cather 3)

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“Well, you may think it’s funny now, baby, but it’s not going to be so funny when you have to make your living at it, let me tell you that” (Baldwin 10).