Oppression Of Women In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men
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Imagine being isolated from the world and everyone else for being black, being mistreated for not being the same as everyone else, or even not being able to follow your dreams because you’re a women, these are the issues That Steinbeck introduced to us in the book Mice of Men. In the book there was many issues and the ones I saw were the most important and that were still to this day happening, were Crook racial slur problem, Lennie’s mental health issues, and Curl’s wife issue in regard to being unhappily stuck with Curly instead of perusing her dreams.
The issue of Racism was Strongly Contributed in the book Mice of men through the Character Crook who lived in the Barn with the Horses for being Black. With this the author Steinbeck …show more content…
Through this the author wants to give us a hint of how women were treated. In the book we got a bit of a flashback of what Curly’s wife dreams and how they didn’t come true because of negativity through her mother who always told her she “can’t do it”. Back then human rights issues was a big problem because it prohibited women’s from doing what they wanted and follow their dreams and Steinbeck show it through Curlys wife. “If I catch one man, and he's alone, I get along fine with him. But just let two of the guys get together an’ you won't talk. Jus’ nothing but mad. You're all scared of each other, that’s what. Ever’ one of you’s scared the rest is going to get something on you.” In this quote it shows how after not meeting her dream how miserable Curly’s wife is that she just goes around trying to entertain herself. Everyone around knows what she’s really capable of and she got herself a bad reputation that they call her ‘jail bait’ or ‘tart’.
Throughout the world there are human right Violations that are still part of the everyday life, and we learned from the book Mice of Men that these violations have been around for many, many years. Mice of Man thought me that sometimes we have no control over our issues and that sometimes there’s no solutions to it, but not by choice but because of everything around us takes a
Imagine being isolated from the world and everyone else for being black, being mistreated for not being the same as everyone else, or even not being able to follow your dreams because you’re a women, these are the issues That Steinbeck introduced to us in the book Mice of Men. In the book there was many issues and the ones I saw were the most important and that were still to this day happening, were Crook racial slur problem, Lennie’s mental health issues, and Curl’s wife issue in regard to being unhappily stuck with Curly instead of perusing her dreams.
The issue of Racism was Strongly Contributed in the book Mice of men through the Character Crook who lived in the Barn with the Horses for being Black. With this the author Steinbeck …show more content…
Through this the author wants to give us a hint of how women were treated. In the book we got a bit of a flashback of what Curly’s wife dreams and how they didn’t come true because of negativity through her mother who always told her she “can’t do it”. Back then human rights issues was a big problem because it prohibited women’s from doing what they wanted and follow their dreams and Steinbeck show it through Curlys wife. “If I catch one man, and he's alone, I get along fine with him. But just let two of the guys get together an’ you won't talk. Jus’ nothing but mad. You're all scared of each other, that’s what. Ever’ one of you’s scared the rest is going to get something on you.” In this quote it shows how after not meeting her dream how miserable Curly’s wife is that she just goes around trying to entertain herself. Everyone around knows what she’s really capable of and she got herself a bad reputation that they call her ‘jail bait’ or ‘tart’.
Throughout the world there are human right Violations that are still part of the everyday life, and we learned from the book Mice of Men that these violations have been around for many, many years. Mice of Man thought me that sometimes we have no control over our issues and that sometimes there’s no solutions to it, but not by choice but because of everything around us takes a