... comes across as a rude and unruly teenager who only wants things her way. If she is to become a doctor and wants to finish High School a year early, Shantell must learn to respectively disagree with others. Meanwhile, Shantell enjoys teenage life. She likes to shop, hang out and ... Shantell becomes pregnant, and is too afraid and embarrassed to tell anyone. Two questions now linger in Shantell's mind, one is "Will I finish school and become a doctor?" And the other question is, "Will I have the daddy's support?" The fact that Shantell becomes pregnant at age 17 is ... a negative facto...

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• Grade Level: High School

... has to overcome different obstacles because of her gender, race, and class. Celie comes from a poor family in Georgia and she was forced to leave school at a young age by her father who had gotten her pregnant. He abused her and she was expected to withstand it without any resistance. She ... cars, yet she was still controlled by her husband who refused to teach her how to drive. He wanted to give her materialistic things to keep a high status, but still had a sense of control by not allowing her to go wherever she pleased, whenever she pleased. "Mayor _______ bought Miz Millie ... tha...

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• Grade Level: High School

... complicated conditions become in Kenya. The turning point for the Kenyans was the imprisonment of Jomo, they believed he was going to bring back Kenya's independence from the British colonials. All white people stick together. But we black people are much divided. And because they stick together, they've imprisoned Jomo ... education can make something out of this wreckage." (Ngugi 82) There was a new found determination in Njoroge's need for education. Word was spread that the school should close down, or else forty children would lose their heads including the headmaster. Njoroge's fam...

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... to invest in a liquor store, so that he can help himself and his family to rise above the poverty. Even though she's a girl, Beneatha wants to be a doctor, to have high education and to marry a nice man. It's a dream of every modern woman, who doesn't want just to stay at home, do housework and baby sit the children; they want to ... study high, to work outside so that they can support out their selves and be independence. Also, pride is also an important theme of the play. The Younger family is a poor black people, but they"re still proud of ... all of his money, he regains his pride ...

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• Grade Level: High School