Hi Martin, with all that is going on I'm not sure where i should stand, I don't know if i should stay quiet and keep my opinion on all this to myself or if I should stand up and state my opinion as a young African American female. I come to you in guidance on what i should do as you are someone i look up to because of all the things you did. Could you please write back when you get the chance.
Sincerely, (your name)
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The mistakes with the sentence is that there should be a semi colon after the word week and there should be the word should after “I think I”
here is the sentence correctly
I’m exhausted after so much work this week; I think I should stay home and go to bed early.
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Location: Waterfall.
The water is a beautiful blue with a crystal clarity. Its waters sparkle like diamonds under the sun. Many bright and vibrant fish swim in its waters. Crustaceans crawl in the depths and through the rocks sliding like spy's between walls in the cracks of the rocks. The sun trees around it dance in the wind creating a peaceful scene of nature. The sound of the flowing water, dancing trees, and distant animals blends together in one harmonious song. The scene satisfies my eyes and my soul.
The thing that can be easily noticed from the given interaction is that the speaker believes that women get preferential treatment and men do not.
He makes use of sarcasm to show his frustrations at how women are better treated than he is and he shows it through his words about the special treatment of women.
<h3>What is Preferential Treatment?</h3>
This refers to the way and manner in which a person is treated and is different from the way another is treated.
Hence, we can see that based on the given narration, the speaker talks about women and how they are helped into carriages, lifted over ditches, and have the best place everywhere.
Therefore, this shows that he believes that women get preferential treatment and men do not and this makes him very unhappy indeed.
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What does Beneatha mean by saying that her family is suffering from "acute ghetto-itis"? Was Walter's behavior justified towards the end of Scene 2? argued with a wife thinking about an abortion, but Walter doesn't react in that way. As the play progresses because of the money and the new house they are moving in.
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