The first chapters of March vol 3 by John Lewis might leave a reader feeling Hurt because Black people’s vote didn’t matter. Many of...




































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The first chapters of March vol 3 by John Lewis might leave a reader feeling Hurt because Black people’s vote didn’t matter. Many of...
I think Tish is considering selling herself so she can get money to help Fonny. She wants to support Fonny she will do...
That's why Daniel is such a major character in this book, he hold information that can help Fonny.
Black people
If she is, I feel like she is determined to get Fonny out of jail. After all, Fonny is like Sharon's son, she known...
The middle sections of If Beale Street Could Talk by James Baldwin might leave a reader feeling in disbelief because the readers find out...
If Beale Street Could Talk is about systemic racism and how Black men and women are constantly being profiled and thrown to jail. Tish,...
https://www.nytimes.com/2015/06/09/nyregion/kalief-browder-held-at-rikers-island-for-3-years-without-trial-commits-suicide.html
I know this because Fonny is leaving her after having sex he is making sure she gets home and she is safe
It's about taking there relationship to the next level and forming a bond with each other
Tish has every right to be mad.
Does it relate to the culture of Beale street?
I don't think so because The Hunt family is known to be stubborn
Notice how Sharon helps Mrs.Hunt off the floor even though Mrs.Hunt says all these horrendous remarks on her future grandson and Sharon Grandson.
Maybe Fonny's parent are less involved in his life then Tish's family is. Also, Tish's family is paying the Lawyer.
It built the suspence and made reader including me wonder how did Fonny get arrested?!
That a Black man at this time has white blood
These are the following people where she explained thier appearance Fonny's mom, Fonny, Teddy, Tish's mom,Herself,Tish's dad, Frank,Teddy
why is he in jail if he stayed away from crime? Maybe he did nothing maybe this whole book is about how White people...
I don't think she's depressed I think she's scared what her family might think of her,and there's a lot of tension, and suspence ...
This just tells me Tish was frightened of what her family might think of her.
I think this because Ernestine is smart and she has more experience in this world than Tish. Plus, Ernestine is her big sister
Based off this paragraph I think that Fonny's parents aren't going to be supportive of him if they found out he's having a baby....
I feel like this because her tone when she says it sounds like she doesn't care, for instance, when she complimented Tish and when...
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so the streets are busy.
Tish,Fonny Joseph, Sharon and Fonny's mom and dad's relationship
Recently, I read the collected poems by Langston Hughes . I appreciated the poems and was really engaged in reading each poem . I...
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