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Lots of opoverty in IKWTGBS.
Such as the store, or in general the systemic racism that kept african americans impoverished

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The part that comes to mind is when they are talking to the other students about hailsham, the other students seem to regard hailsham as a much better school than their own school showing a difference in education.

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Memoirs of a Porcupine refered to hunters tracking down and killing porcupines, destroying their homes in doing so.

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Persepolis- how the war affects the children in the area, the women guards who reprimand Marji for wearing certain clothes could be injustice
IKWTCBS- racism throughout the book and how certain institutions (dentist) don't help people because of their race

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Females are considered less than men(Hijab, Not allowed to drive, etc.)

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Memoirs of a Porcupine and Perfume (Translated)

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Memoirs of a Porcupine and Perfume (Translated)

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Lack of clean water in both Memoirs of a Porcupine and Perfume due to lack of natural resources and urbanization.

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All the clones in hailsham would get vacinations and checked by the nurse once a week to make sure they were okay.

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In Memoirs of a porcupine there was very little access to education and most were illiterate. The only people that had formal education seemed to be Amedee and the visitors from other places, like colonizers.

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Perfume- Translated work--> everything stank, Grenouille got sick because of the sanitary conditions and unclean water.

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Holden be depressed =(

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Unjust ways of living, threat of war, and air raids

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It is more so on the water but the narrator does not know where the ducks go.

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Stamps is a majority black town in Arkansas where Maya's grandma owns her own shop and through that readers are able to see some of the fictional community of stamps.

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when Maya is turned down from the dentist and when she hasn't been taught about her own body and pregnancy- also could relate to quality education

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Clones are a euphanism for minorities

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Baldini's house tipped into the river

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Maya's grandmother despite being a black woman was able to run a successful business. Her store is occupied in a part of town where poor black people lived, but this did not stop her. She was a strong independant woman which defied what was expected of black women.

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In never let me go, the kids were a result of economic growth because the population grew as well.

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There is a part where the workers cannot eat without taking out store credit from mamma and it also ties in with inequality and low wages aswell as poverty.

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Maya and Bailey Jr. had access to a more structured education when going into the city, while when they were with their grandma, they self-taught everything from the shop

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A lack of proper industry and infrastructure results in the congolese being underdeveloped compared to countries around them.

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the way that grenouille produces his perfume in not responsible or ethical

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Maya gets a job as a streetcar conductor and becomes the first black woman in the area to achieve such a feat. (Might've been the first ever but I cannot remember)

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The industry that produces the clones and employs teachers also disgarcards them and farms children for their organs which can be an example of corruption business.

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They are restricted to designated areas all throughout England, even when they are adults they spend most of their lives either caring for themselves or donating their organs to 'normal' humans, essentially living to serve others.