Similarities Between Poor And African Americans
People feel close with/ to others by their similarity, in the past and present people were judged by their class and race. Their human connection and relation was/were built on people with same race or class. They communicate and packed together with people in their level. For instance, in modern days it is hard for a guy to fit into a girl’s group because girls always talk about cosmetics, sweets, and clothing. However, the guys were not interested in those things girls care about, guys care more about sports, and video games, and therefore they cannot communicate will. Once they started topic one side is not interested in the talk will be ended soon. Even today, people were packed by similarity, compared to the past, it will be much more serious. Race and class
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On the other side, the whites and wealthy people were thinking about how to improve the taste of the meal, how to amuse themselves by beating African American, or the new clothing they brought or they will purchase the ones they are interested in. Just like the wealthy people don’t understand why poor people were worried about will there be enough food or not, the poor people don’t understand why wealthy people always have to get new clothing. Especially, the poor people were the servant of the wealthy people at the time, who will care how servant feels or what they think. To white and wealthy, the poor and African American were a either good or bad tool for them in different ways. Using “Jane Eyre” and “The Old Chief Mshlanga” for comparison, there’s a lot of similarity between the differences caused by race and class separation. The connection between the white/wealthy and poor/African American shall be no relation, but the rule maker and
On the other side, the whites and wealthy people were thinking about how to improve the taste of the meal, how to amuse themselves by beating African American, or the new clothing they brought or they will purchase the ones they are interested in. Just like the wealthy people don’t understand why poor people were worried about will there be enough food or not, the poor people don’t understand why wealthy people always have to get new clothing. Especially, the poor people were the servant of the wealthy people at the time, who will care how servant feels or what they think. To white and wealthy, the poor and African American were a either good or bad tool for them in different ways. Using “Jane Eyre” and “The Old Chief Mshlanga” for comparison, there’s a lot of similarity between the differences caused by race and class separation. The connection between the white/wealthy and poor/African American shall be no relation, but the rule maker and