... Clay whom is onboard the last subway ride he'll ever take. Here he crosses paths with a psychotic pathological liar named Lula. In this play we are given some insight to what it like to be caught up in racist battles over stereotypes, and accusations. More so, we are drawn into the reality of the problems our society faces with these issues. Furthermore ... this. "After the dancing and the games, after the long drinks and long walks, the real fun begins." (p.24) This is where she is propositioning Clay to ask her to the party, "one of the things we do while we talk. And screw." (p.26) A...

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• Grade Level: High School

... -look is like a painting, there will be a time where people are bored of your appearance, and what's left is your value and your inner beauty. It's very easy to criticize and judge someone, but not as easy for the person who is subjected to humiliation because he/she lacks the "perfect" looks. Some people are very talented , and have special personalities, but they're not ... , took her life away because of other peoples' mistakes. The point that I'm trying to deliver to people is that they must start musing that they're not the only ones that have feelings, and that sometimes regret isn'...

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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

... that is already currently working there. It is a huge problem in society that isn't going to be easily solved. Racism has had a very little part in my life. Race is one of the last things that usually come to my mind when I meet people. The only time in my life that I could honestly say that I ... you just have to agree with what they say. The media is always going to do this. If the media only showed all good things in the world people would eventually get bored and stop watching. People like to see conflicts and problems. Due to that, the media gives the listeners what they want to he...

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• Grade Level: High School