... to use black folk English. Reflecting her early political interests as a civil rights worker during the 1960s, many of her social views are expressed in the novel. In The Color Purple, as in her other writings, Walker focuses on the theme of double repression of black women in the American experience. Walker contends that black women suffer from discrimination by the white community, and from a second repression from black males, who impose ... , he wanted to stay true to Walker's powerful message about overcoming adversity. In the screen translation of The Color Purple, Spielberg create...

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