Similarities between Mississippi Burning and Dry September by https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj Made with the help of a typing monkey en-us 2017-05-16 10:25:41 UTC 2017-05-16 10:50:42 UTC hello@padlet.com Camilla, Anders and Emil https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046120 The similarities between Mississippi Burning and Dry September, is first of all the segregation. In both stories the theme is racism, differences between black and white, family, love and especially hate and also rumours. In both stories, we meet a group of fanatics, some people who is driven by a deep hate to other people with a different colour of their skin. Both stories take place in the Southern states of America, in the South there is this different way of thinking about the negros than in the North. In the South, they still see the negros as filthy, dirty unsanitary people, yet the American people from the North is trying to separate themselves from the idea of the negros being different from the whites. 

]]> 2017-05-16 10:36:16 UTC https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046120 Julia, Isa, Mette https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046334 The white people against the Negros. Critical situations are played out in the barber shop. The wife in both the movie and the short story is submissive to her husband. She is abused. Car chase – at night time. KKK. In both they are condescending towards Negros. Ward/Anderson and the barber Hawk are both protective of civil rights and they are not racists. Term of abuse like nigger-lover and Negro. Those who lead the troublemakers are white men with high power, like the Sheriff or Mayor. Black men would rather not be around white men on the street or in restaurants. Black people are underdogs. 

]]> 2017-05-16 10:37:49 UTC https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046334 Jacob, Verica, John. https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046512 The theme in both the movie and the text is segregation. 

The social environment is the same, both story takes place in small cities in the southern states.  

In both cities, the whole city know what is going on, but they do not talk about it.

In both the movie and the text, we have a group driven by hate, and purely made of white men. In the movie, we got the KKK, and in the text, it is a group of white men from the city. A white man with high status leads both group.

In both the text and the movie we learn, that even there is a form of mass hysteria towards black people, but not all white thinks it’s right, but very few has the courage to stand up to the groups. 

In the text, we got the barber hawk, who stands up for the black people and in the movie; we got Agent Rupert Anderson and agent Alan Ward.  

]]> 2017-05-16 10:38:55 UTC https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046512 Helena, Chanel, Fuling Fuling https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046609 1.       They have the same theme.  It is the discrimination and segregation of the black.
2.       The same times, 1960’s.
3.       The south of USA.
4.       The barber scene.
5.       The black people are killed.
6.       Some of the white people are on the half of the black and show their sympathy to them.
7.       The black dare not to resist the white. In the movie a black get out and arrest the citys mayor .

]]> 2017-05-16 10:39:42 UTC https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172046609 https://padlet.com/lbr1/4i0fa45u93mj/wish/172048135 They don’t like black people 

They see black as slaves

The kkk is involved in bort the text and movie

The barber and ward has the same view of the black people

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