In the memoir published in th year of 1973 called "Farewell to Manzanar" it describes the experiences of the Family of a Japanese couple James D. Houston and Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston and what they lived while they were imprisoned at the Manzanar concentration camp. This was at he time that the United States of America government did an internment to the Japanese people living in the country at the time of World War II.
By reading the story, you can tell there is family’s disintegration that happens mainly when they stop eating together. During day time the people at Manzanar were offered to spend hours doing volunteering jobs or working instead of staying all day long at the barracks. In chapter 4 the quote: "[Mama] would quickly subordinate her own desires to those of the family or the community, because she knew cooperation was the only way to survive." implies that the mother was willing to work there there creating an influence in her daughter.
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A. Edward was splendidly dull in the way he began every day -
coffee to the left, newspaper in front, pipe in hand.
Explanation:
because how can u be splendidly dull!
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The statement of Malcom X “only guilt admitted accepts the truth” signifies that the people who all are regretting the crime that was done by them only will admit the truth openly.
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Malcom X was a muslim minister in America and good human rights activist. He used to raise his voice against the racism in America against the white people and stood for the rights of black Americans. But many of the Americans said he preach racism and inculcate violence among the people.
