No Witchcraft For Sale Analysis
Racism and power but you most influential and problematic situations of our generation. Wherever we go the struggle to abolish it or the struggle to keep it whether it be a power or racism, seems to always linger. Never really going away always kind of sits there, stagnantly. Growing more and more grotesque everyday this is been happening since beginning of our people. One of the main stories we have read this year that really show the struggle of power and racism is No Witchcraft For Sale. No witchcraft for sale gives us three main ideas about racism and power.
The first idea that we get from our writing is racism is a problem. Because the slave and the boy of the story are meant to be good friends they care for each other like no one else …show more content…
Look at what I just said in the past two paragraphs. At how this white male and this African American male love each other with a friendship that cannot be touched but also cannot touch each other because of the color their skin. And the fact that the white man will always push down upon the black man because they want power they want to be the bigger person. Oh yeah by the end of the story after being tormented and ask repeatedly by every white person that came in or out of that house this afternoon American man went back to loving. The reason why is because we have to act like it's not a problem because no one wants to fix it and if you do you're considered crazy or stupid.
The three messages that were in no witchcraft for sale. Can shows a lot about the world we live in today. The fact that we're still all fighting to be the better race no one is trying to unified. The fact that there are still black men treated differently because of the way that other black man at the fact that are a big man are treated differently because of the Muslims that of attacked us the fact that race is still a problem. In the time of the story only thing that is changed is the position of a black man. The only thing that changes about race which is race we hate
The first idea that we get from our writing is racism is a problem. Because the slave and the boy of the story are meant to be good friends they care for each other like no one else …show more content…
Look at what I just said in the past two paragraphs. At how this white male and this African American male love each other with a friendship that cannot be touched but also cannot touch each other because of the color their skin. And the fact that the white man will always push down upon the black man because they want power they want to be the bigger person. Oh yeah by the end of the story after being tormented and ask repeatedly by every white person that came in or out of that house this afternoon American man went back to loving. The reason why is because we have to act like it's not a problem because no one wants to fix it and if you do you're considered crazy or stupid.
The three messages that were in no witchcraft for sale. Can shows a lot about the world we live in today. The fact that we're still all fighting to be the better race no one is trying to unified. The fact that there are still black men treated differently because of the way that other black man at the fact that are a big man are treated differently because of the Muslims that of attacked us the fact that race is still a problem. In the time of the story only thing that is changed is the position of a black man. The only thing that changes about race which is race we hate