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…The novel "To Kill A Mockingbird" by Harper Lee is one which deals with important human issues. It is about the demise of a white lawyer's defence of a black man in a town steeped in prejudice, violence and hypocrisy, which resulted in the black man's…

…and characters, Hemingway used symbols and extended meanings to supply the unstated and submerged portion of his stories. The story “ Hills Like White Elephants” is an excellent example of Hemingway’s “iceberg” principal with its extensive use of literary symbols…

…; the first one (the one that I'm going to describe) is about a small town in North Carolina where there has been a recent mass immigration of Hispanics. Ten years ago, Siler City, North Carolina, was a black and white town of segregated communities with a shared…

…. While Delaney argued that blacks and whites cannot coexist, Washington was saying the opposite. While Delaney and other Black Nationalists have said to fight at any cost for your rights, Washington encouraged blacks to submit to the white society…

…of the city. Being an African American in these times provided many difficulties for Bigger Thomas, the main character in Native Son, a novel written by Richard Wright. As a black man in a city of whites, Bigger had lived his life with an animosity toward those…

…of schools began the previous decade but had been meant with misgivings, fear, and often violence. America was still segregated by color, as Blacks and Whites were not treated equally. James Baldwin was an angry black man who desperately wanted Blacks…

…A white dwarf is what stars like our Sun become when they have exhausted their nuclear fuel. Near the end of its nuclear burning stage, such a star expels most of its outer material (creating a planetary nebula), until only the hot core remains, which…

…The light in the forest By Conrad Richter The story is about a half Indian boy half white boy who is stolen from the whites at a very young age he is brought up to love Indian ways and has to dear friends that are his cousins half arrow…

…of their visitors until they decided to ravish them of the land that they had inhabited for hundreds of years. The white trash had sleazily driven them acre by acre to the point of living off scarcely enough land to survive. Despite this mayhem, a Native American steps…

…ruled the West for some time, but when the Civil War ended things began to change. The government began to take control and move Indians into reserved settlements, but the Indians became furious and fighting commenced. When the Civil War ended, whites began…