... tongue, but was ashamed of her translation of it. Although, she saw her mother's intelligence, she let the bias reaction of others make her ashamed. Tan falls prey to the prejudicial attitudes around her for many reasons. The first is for acceptance. Tan feels that her mother's English is a bad reflection upon her. In order for her to be accepted by her ... ...
... legislate the abolition of all distinctions. Laws requiring the separation of the races simply reflected the culture of the people and as long as facilities were equal they were not prejudicial." Separation need not imply inferiority of either race. Brown did not feel that social prejudice could be overcome by legislation: "If the two races are to meet upon terms of ... until June, 1964, when the county was forced to operate public schools again. Little Rock, Arkansas, was the site of a confrontation of major significance to the future of changing racial attitudes. The whole world read ...
