The Price of Manhood: An essay on Grant’s discovery of being
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no hope of change in his society. Grant not only rejected faith in God, but faith in his people. Even though it seems that Grant has not taken steps toward getting breaking the chain that white man continued to grasp on blacks, after he accepts his responsibility within the society he inhabits by teaching Jefferson to be man with dignity, Grant is able to discover the man that his society always wanted him to be.
no hope of change in his society. Grant not only rejected faith in God, but faith in his people. Even though it seems that Grant has not taken steps toward getting breaking the chain that white man continued to grasp on blacks, after he accepts his responsibility within the society he inhabits by teaching Jefferson to be man with dignity, Grant is able to discover the man that his society always wanted him to be.