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How will the African American men change throughout the book based on past events? (Kiernan O'Mara)

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How will the African American men change throughout the book based on past events? (Kiernan O'Mara)

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How does the way that the patients see McMurphy change from Part 1 to 2?

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How does the way that the patients see McMurphy change from Part 1 to 2?

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In Part 2 McMurphy shows us a different side of himself. How does he express that?

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In Part 2 McMurphy shows us a different side of himself. How does he express that?

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Do you think that this is the way the author thought the world would be like if these minorities had freedom at the time?

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Does every patient actually see or know of the fog? Or is that something Chief Bromden made up and only he knows about?

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Does every patient actually see or know of the fog? Or is that something Chief Bromden made up and only he knows about?

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Does McMurphy's action of breaking the glass to get to the cigarettes at the end represent him becoming less selfish? In other words, did he break the glass for himself or for what Cheswick was standing for?

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Why are the other nurses relevant in the novel?

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Why are the other nurses relevant in the novel?

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How has the power and rights of the minorities represented in the novel changed or stayed the same from the time of the book( 1960's) to today?- Ashley Lombres

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How has the power and rights of the minorities represented in the novel changed or stayed the same from the time of the book( 1960's) to today?- Ashley Lombres

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How have the African American Men changed and developed throughout the novel? Does it have an impact on the story?

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How have the African American Men changed and developed throughout the novel? Does it have an impact on the story?

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Why do you think that the author gave more power to the minorities in the book?

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Why do you think that the author gave more power to the minorities in the book?

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How do you think that McMurphy affected the minority groups of the women and African American men once he came to the ward?

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How do you think that McMurphy affected the minority groups of the women and African American men once he came to the ward?

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The African American men specifically play a role in the novel because it is a difficult time for their minority group in society at the time, and the Big Nurse thinks their "hate" is a  good resource to run the ward. (Iram Emdad)

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The African American men specifically play a role in the novel because it is a difficult time for their minority group in society at the time, and the Big Nurse thinks their "hate" is a  good resource to run the ward. (Iram Emdad)

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What do the African American men represent in the novel?

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What do the African American men represent in the novel?

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Why would the author make the nurses other than the Big Nurse submissive and fearful? Does this represent a common stereotype of this time? 

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Why would the author make the nurses other than the Big Nurse submissive and fearful? Does this represent a common stereotype of this time? 

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TALK ABOUT WOMEN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN LOGS ONLY.

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TALK ABOUT WOMEN AND AFRICAN AMERICAN MEN LOGS ONLY.