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Alice Walker's 1982, Pulitzer Prize award-winning novel, The Color Purple has become a classic in defining the role of women of color. This 7 page discussion will look at some of those stereotypical roles of the past and make an effort to determine whether they have changed or just taken on another disguise, in relationship to the society today.
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on using this paper properly Note to the student: Instructions for this sample paper did not make any references to bibliography. Yet sources have been included should
you need them, and if fact can be detached from this sample. Introduction Alice Walkers 1982, Pulitzer Prize award-winning novel, The Color Purple has become a classic
in defining the role of women of color. This discussion will look at some of those stereotypical roles of the past and make an effort to determine whether they
have changed or just taken on another disguise, in relationship to the society today. Uneducated or undereducated "Saturday morning Shug put Nettie letter in my lap. Little fat queen of
England stamps on it, plus stamps, that got peanuts, coconuts, rubber trees and say Africa. I dont know where England at. Dont know where Africa at either. So I stir
dont know where Nettie at" (102). It is difficult for most of us today, growing up in the north or the west, to re-member, or recognize, that there was a
time when education was limited both by gender, as well as race. This example shows the limited scope of Celies world. And we may be assured that it
is the world of the domestic. That is domestic in the terms of one who serves, as well as domestic in the terms of limited to household skills or
chores. The subtle nature of this passage, also alerts us, as readers, that Celie is aware that there are things that she does not know about the larger world.
Today we tend to admire the person who will admit to what they do not know, rather than trying to talk their way through a situation, under the guise that
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