Pap And The African American Professor Analysis

However, not for this boy, his drunken; aggressive dad beats him up with a beer bottle that makes him the one who is unreliable and has the worst influence. These are ironic because the person we admire is actually the “worst of all.” William Shakespeare’s tragedy Othello shows the themes of reality through the characters, and their action, Imagine Dragon’s song “Demons” illustrates themes through lyrics and the music video. Both works illustrate the three themes because people always have a hidden side. They are always jealous of what others have. Also, they lose to their dark side.

They're real sad." "Sad, how come?" "They don't belong anywhere. Colored folks won't have 'em because they're half white; white folks won't have 'em 'cause they're colored, so they're just in-betweens, don't belong anywhere." (Ch.16, Pg.168) Mr. Raymond acted as if he was drunk so he that he wouldn't need to explain to anyone his love for a black woman.

Pino Frangione is representation of racism and what is wrong with America regarding the treatment of blacks. He is son of Sal and Vito’s Brother and a racist Italian American. He does not look happy about his brother’s friendship with Mookie who is black and being the only Italian American in the neighborhood. Pino’s favorite basketball player is Magic Johnson, his favorite actor is Eddie Murphy and he is fan of Bruce according to Pino but Mookie does not agree and says its Prince so the point is despite his dislike for African American, his favorite celebrities are black but he does not consider them black. Pino hates Mookie because he is black and he think blacks are stupid.

Jesus Christ, you’re a crazy bastard!” On page 20, “The boss gives him hell when he’s mad but eh stable buck don’t give a damn about that.” The reason the book might have been banned was because of racial comments. On page 20 “Sure. Ya see the stable buck’s a nigger.” Also on the same page, “If he coulda used his feet, Smitty says he woulda killed the nigger.” On the other hand some believe that

Guidry hates being refuted, due to the amount of power he holds, which you can see when he says this statement “Maybe you’re just a little too smart for your own good,” (49) to Grant after he uses his intellect to swiftly dodge a question. Guidry clearly isn’t fond of Grant’s actions because it shows that he is a lot smarter than the average African American, which could be threatening to Guidry as a racist white man with an abundance of power. Guidry also tells Grant that at the first sign of aggravation, or if he manages to cause a riot with his words, that everything is to be called off, which is just Guidry’s way of showing off his power through his racist, yet genuine feelings. In the end this novel showcases situations of power struggle several times. Whether it be through Henri Picot who willfully upholds the status quo due to his position at the top of said hierarchy, or whether it be through Matthew Antoine who was stuck at the bottom all his life and let the adverse effects of such a status get to him.

The monster is spurned by society because of his horrific appearance, his body, alone and hated, unfit for the company of strangers, just as Frankenstein fears he is. He is miserable which makes the hatred grow, as he says, “all men hate the wretched; how then must I be hated, who am miserable beyond all living things!” In fact, this wretchedness and enforced isolation is the monster’s main character trait, parallel to the isolation being Frankenstein’s biggest fear. Now that Victor is in college, he does not have his family to fall back upon for affection. Repetitive The monster embodies this worry as well, as even the monster’s family “ you, [Frankenstein,] my creator, detest and spurn me, thy creature, to whom thou art bound by ties only dissoluble by the annihilation of one of us.” While Frankenstein still has his family to fall upon for affection, the monster does not. This adds another layer to Frankenstein's fear: the worry that he will lose the affection guaranteed to him by his family and be left with nothing confusing.

It 'd ruin my reputation if you did.” Mr. Raymond lives with black people and his kids and is sorta forced to fake being drunk all the time for having a black mistress. Nowadays who cares if you 're gay or interracial couple, back then however it was considered morally wrong because it the man or woman was black. Times are different now, we study history so we don

Goldwater was an unfavorable candidate from the start, he was seen to be too much of an extremist and was not popular against the well liked Lyndon B. Johnson. The slogan he came up with for the campaign was widely ridiculed for making it seem like being for Goldwater was something to be ashamed of. The Democrats also made fun of the slogan, coming up with their own “In your guts you know he’s nuts” motto. Overall, the Goldwater campaign was a devastating defeat for the Republicans after Johnson won an astonishing 10:1 in electoral college votes

Who will win, what do they win? While in charge of the “lottery”, Mr. Summers doesn’t support its traditions and feels the town should end it like a few surrounding towns have recently done. To him, the black box represents death and bad traditions in the community. His community members think it 's “Bad enough to see young Joe Summers up there joking with everybody.” They fear the young people are the ones changing the traditions and ending this tradition will lead to other breakdowns in society. Mr. Summers is the one adult questioning the tradition.

Bartleby’s actions and living conditions which should have prompted an investigation of his mental health instead resulted in Bartleby’s complete shunning not only from the office, but also from the entire building; making the lawyer’s later attempts to care for Bartleby futile. Conversely, the hunger artist’s alienation forms as a result of the society marketing his lack of interest in food in order to make money. His oddity brings him fame and fortune, which he has

But when a black man asks for help and gets killed, they have a bunch excuses, which is some bull shit to me. It’s so irritating, and it pisses me off in all types of ways. Why can’t we get our justice? You don’t see white people dying everyday. It’s my fellow brothers or sisters.

The children see how harshly Mr. Gilmer, the prosecutor, treats a black man like Tom Robinson. The children become aware of the cruelty of racism when an innocent black man is found guilty of assaulting a white woman. Broken and in shock, Jem, Scout, and Dill try to forget the incident because they are unhappy with the result of the trial. The children try to let time pass and move on but are unable to forget some of the immoral reasons behind it, which is the racial discrimination against the blacks and the unjustifiable prosecution of a guiltless