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    Creating My Own World with My Own Purple Crayon Harold and the Purple Crayon‚ to this day‚ is figurative example of how I look at obstacles in life. I truly live by the fact that nothing is impossible. Harold does too. We all have our own purple crayon‚ but in Harold’s case‚ it is literally a crayon. He drew what he wanted‚ lived how he wanted and did all these things whenever he wanted. On a surface level observation‚ the goal that this book is trying to accomplish is to express that children

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    Fulghum once said“ Don’t worry that children never listen to you; worry that they are always watching you.” Many children will not adhere to an order given by their parent but they will rather pay attention to their action. Alicia Walker’s The Color Purple depicts male characters that grows up to be similar to their fatherly companion. Through a feminist lens‚ Walker reveals that men are profoundly influenced by their fatherly figures. Mr. ____‚ Celie’s controlling husband‚ has been an absent father

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    are? Have you ever had people think lowly of you because of where you came from? Many people of different races have experienced some form of criticism for their color and come from places of low socioeconomic status. Alice Walker’s novel The Color Purple her poems “When You Thought Me Poor” and “Expect Nothing” show what it is like to be poor‚ isolated‚ and of low socioeconomic status. The poem “When You Thought Me Poor” is about a girl who came from nothing and became something all the while being

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    Brian Alfaro Proud to be a Sponsor of the very first Purple Run 1888PressRelease - Brian Alfaro and organizers of the Purple Run - an event to raise awareness about domestic violence. Brian Alfaro recently co-sponsored the first Purple Run. This run was to support and benefit the Family Violence Prevention Services and The Kristine Meza Foundation. It was organized on the 26th of October and was a huge success. "Incidents of domestic violence have consistently increased over the years. We

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    The Color Purple: Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence Men who are violent towards women have generally been ostracized by society. The feminist movement was instigated by women who were determined to stand up and challenge the adverse ways that men treated women. By defying the domestic social norms of their families‚ women effectively blurred the line between established male and female gender roles‚ forever changing the way men perceived and treated women. Alice Walker’s novel‚ The Color Purple

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    In the film color purple discrimination plays an important role defend the lifestyle on African American before civil right movement. The movie color purple African American women’s were faced with abuse harsh. The movie was made in Macon County Georgia. In there was two main difficult characters Celie in her sister Nettie. The color purple is a fictional movie that is told by a poor black women name Celie. She was living in Georgia

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    In The Color Purple by Alice Walker the lack of courage and bravery that Celie had to leave several of her abusive relationships is clearly the allegory for America even today. The text emphasizes the conflicts/factors that greatly influenced Celie’s decisions mainly in staying in the abusive relationships she was in for the great amount of time they lasted. Walker uses an abundance of violence throughout the book which mostly revolves around women such as Celie beat to try to get her point across

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    Finding a Voice: Point of View and Narration in The Color Purple and Jane Eyre "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened‚ ambitioned inspired‚ and success achieved." Notable words expressed by Helen Keller. She mentions the character of a person must suffer through hardships in order for the soul to build up‚ like a muscle‚ and thus achieve a goal through inspiration. Whether it comes from within‚ or from someone

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    Ultra Light Hammocks - Blue‚ Purple‚ Green plus Tree Strap (optional) Overview The Ultra Light Hammock is a high quality hammock that is well made‚ extremely portable‚ lightweight and supportive. It comes with an optional tree strap and enough cordelette for hanging. It also provides sufficient material for a medium or small person. For those who don’t prefer using tents or sleeping bags‚ camping hammocks can be a great alternative. It is more affordable‚ lightweight and comfortable when it comes

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    Eugene Achike or Papa could easily be mistaken as being a ’monster’ for the ’horrible things’ that he has done throughout the novel‚ but that would not be a fair or accurate representation of his character. Throughout the novel the reader is bombarded with a flood of contradictory emotions towards Papa ranging from anger to sympathy. Through the eyes’ of the community Papa is seen as the perfect candidate for the father and husband of the year cup ; an honorable man‚ loving father‚ husband and an

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