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The way in which Crevecoeur contradicts his own views on diversity and inequality in America is through the change of tone between the first and the last letters. That's because he starts the letters with great pride in being an American and being able to live with fellow citizens worthy of so much admiration. For him, America is a spectacle and deserves to be celebrated. However, that tone changes in the last letters, becoming highly pessimistic. Crevecoeur, begins to report American society as inhuman and intolerant, which enslaves those who are different with great cruelty and injustice.
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A good poem full of metaphors is A New Beginning, Mighty Oak,and Rose Painted etc.
Beau,
You once said that love and fame can’t exist in the same place. That’s true, especially for someone as gentle and loving as you. I don’t regret a single moment we spent together. You filled my last days with true happiness. So choose love. Take off and don’t look back, cause there is no one more worthy of love than you. Waylon said it best when he sang to Willie: If you see me getting smaller, I’m leaving don’t be grieving. Just gotta get away from here. If you see me getting smaller, don’t worry I’m in no hurry. I’ve got the right to leave.
<span>-Kelley</span>
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B. To inform readers about the challenges Rickey and Robinson expect to face.
Explanation:
According to another source, the options for this question are:
<em>A. To inform readers about the history of race riots at American ballparks.</em>
<em>B. To inform readers about the challenges Rickey and Robinson expect to face.</em>
<em>C. To persuade readers that all races should be treated equally in American sports.</em>
<em>D. To entertain readers with a story about a fight between Ricky and Robinson.</em>
In this passage, we learn that Mr. Rickey talks to Robinson about the harassment and hate that he will face when playing for a major league. This is because the major leagues were not accepting of black players. Mr. Rickey talks about racial slurs, taunts, and other racist behaviours. The purpose of including this paragraph in the text is to inform readers about the challenges that racism presented to players at the time.