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Recitatif
In Recitatif, Toni Morrison uses ambiguity and the absence of explicit racial markers to explore the complexities of identity, memory, and race. Morrison mentions race early in the story between Twyla and Roberta, noting that one girl is black. She does not specify which girl is black and which is white. The two girls come to St. Bonnie’s at the age of eight because of problems with their mothers. Twyla’s mother dances all night and Roberta’s mother is ill.When Toni Morrison wrote about their mothers’ problems, she did not state that a mother who is ill is neither black nor white or a mother who dances is neither black nor…
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Recitatif
In Recitatif, Toni Morrison uses ambiguity and the absence of explicit racial markers to explore the complexities of identity, memory, and race. Morrison mentions race early in the story between Twyla and Roberta, noting that one girl is black. She does not specify which girl is black and which is white. The two girls come to St. Bonnie’s at the age of eight because of problems with their mothers. Twyla’s mother dances all night and Roberta’s mother is ill.When Toni Morrison wrote about their mothers’ problems, she did not state that a mother who is ill is neither black nor white or a mother who dances is neither black nor…
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Recitatif
In Recitatif, Toni Morrison uses ambiguity and the absence of explicit racial markers to explore the complexities of identity, memory, and race. Morrison mentions race early in the story between Twyla and Roberta, noting that one girl is black. She does not specify which girl is black and which is white. The two girls come to St. Bonnie’s at the age of eight because of problems with their mothers. Twyla’s mother dances all night and Roberta’s mother is ill.When Toni Morrison wrote about their mothers’ problems, she did not state that a mother who is ill is neither black nor white or a mother who dances is neither black nor…
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Sonny Blues By James Baldwin
In Sonny’s Blues by James Baldwin, the author uses jazz music as a crucial sign to delve into themes like identity, community, and artistic expression. Sonny goes through many difficult and painful experiences in his life. One of the hardest times for him was being in prison. While prison was a bad experience, it also brought him closer to jazz music, which was his true passion. Before this, Sonny did not have many chances to show others, especially his brother, how much he loved music or how talented he was. But one day, the narrator went to a nightclub with him. In the nightclub, Sonny performed on the jazz piano…
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“The Soul Selects Her Own Society” By Emily Dickinson” And “Ulalume “By Edgar Allan Poe
After reading Edgar Allan’s poem “Ulalume,” I had a great idea. The poem made me think that when someone is deeply loved, their absence can be felt immeasurably, and even nature mourns their loss. In Edgar’s poem, he expresses his longing for his beloved, and the atmosphere mirrors his feelings with its dark and gloomy mood. Nature seems to reflect his emotions, emphasizing the depth of his yearning. On the other side ,After analyzing Emily Dickinson’s poem “The Soul Selects Her Own Society,” I had a profound realization. It can think reality of our lives.anyone can create a flawless metaphor for themselves based on the path they chosen in life.…
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Introduction
Hello everyone, my name is Samia Chy, and I am currently studying Computer Science at LaGuardia College. As a first-generation student from Bangladesh, I always had a passion for math and science, which naturally led me to pursue a degree in computer science. My ultimate goal is to become a software engineer, and I am working tirelessly to make that dream a reality. I have always had a deep love for problem solving and the field of computer science provided the perfect platform to channel that passion. I am currently focused on completing my associate degree. After that, I plan to transfer to City Technology College to further enhance my…
