REPLY TO THIS OPINION FROM A CLASSMATE WITH YOUR PERSONAL OPINION IN 80 WORDS. DUE IN 40 MIN.
In 1969 Morrison started writing Sula in a situation where most African and Americans practiced activism. Morrison, with other African activists, was putting much of their energy towards working on equality, human rights, and other legal opportunities. The book addresses most of the human racial activities, bigotry, and the dominance of the African American people. The book addresses various issues touching the despair most of the citizens experienced at their workplaces. The kind of jobs most of these people did determine their survival. In this case, Eva decides to cut her leg to raise some finance to keep her family. Morrison, in his book, argues that some of the people faced racial indiscrimination situations where some had to plead with the whites to get some favor. It is evident from Helene's situation where she experienced while heading to South using the train. However, some of the activists like Sula do not plead on the train to get away to the South. Instead, she fights with white boys onboard the train who attempted to harass her with friend Nel.
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1. REPLY TO THIS OPINION FROM A CLASSMATE WITH
YOUR PERSONAL OPINION IN 80 WORDS. DUE IN 40 MIN.
In 1969 Morrison started writing Sula in a situation where most
African and Americans practiced activism. Morrison, with other
African activists, was putting much of their energy towards
working on equality, human rights, and other legal
opportunities. The book addresses most of the human racial
activities, bigotry, and the dominance of the African American
people. The book addresses various issues touching the despair
most of the citizens experienced at their workplaces. The kind
of jobs most of these people did determine their survival. In this
case, Eva decides to cut her leg to raise some finance to keep
her family. Morrison, in his book, argues that some of the
people faced racial indiscrimination situations where some had
to plead with the whites to get some favor. It is evident from
Helene's situation where she experienced while heading to
South using the train. However, some of the activists like Sula
do not plead on the train to get away to the South. Instead, she
fights with white boys onboard the train who attempted to
harass her with friend Nel.
