Emma Chassman

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@GregAbbott_TX Here is Gov. Abbott ending the statewide mask mandate and opening all Texas businesses:

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@AnnaRunnfeldt 2. This quote portrays the idea that women were inferior in the time of Shakespeare and men had power to take advantage of women in the ways they wanted. It was the norm for women to follow commands they were given and do what they are told.

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@AnnaRunnfeldt 1. I believe thank Orthello developer his violent behavior by the way he was nurtured growing up. His actions as a full grown adult reflect the pain and hardships he experienced as a child.

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@swett_pants114 Self-realization played a significant role in conveyed Shange’s message by showing the audience the impact of togetherness and leaning on people close to you when you need them. Having similar stories helped them unite and relate to eachother in a comforting way.

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@TaylorH79205875 The lady in brown specifically represents the struggles that black women encounter on a daily basis. She stands out a lot more than the ladies in rainbow with her unique story.

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@TaylorH79205875 Growing up, Shange also delt with the same hardships of wanting to commit suicide as well as other health issues. She clearly wanted to portray her story and other women’s stories as a way of expressing her thoughts and feelings as well as bring awareness to the situation.

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@Stay_Frostie Using mulitple women instead of just 1 to portray message of the story makes the story a lot more important because each women is representing their own unique experience of being a colored woman. These women make up the colors of the rainbow in a way in which they are all united

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@Stay_Frostie 1. Shange’s choreopoem helps tell her story by portraying her strong message about being a colored woman in a unique way. Lyrics in a song as well as poems definetely make a message come off a lot more powerful.

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@mariokierudita @ToniMorrrison 3. I believe that the story was best portrayed through a stage play because it really brings the plot to life rather than just reading words on a page. It is a lot more powerful to see the acting and the emotion behind the characters.

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@mariokierudita @ToniMorrrison 2. Toni Morrison wrote this novel to show that racism is prevelant at all ages and that it is common for young girls to feel like they are less than when compared to the norm of white girls with blue eyes.

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@mariokierudita @ToniMorrrison 1. I think they left Sam out so they could focus and combat the feelings and insecurities of Pecola throughout the play.

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@MeghanKeating3 I believe that racism is shown throughout the Bluest Eye just by seeing how Pecola internally feels and how she compares herself to the standards and beauty of a white woman.

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@colbyyoffutt 2. New York has so many opportunities so telling the story in this setting made Hamilton’s rise to success a lot more prevelent. He achieved so much at the same time as he messed a lot up for himself.

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@colbyyoffutt 1. Back in this historical time period, Hamilton was anti slavery. Because “Hamilton” is a modern twist on it, showing that Hamilton was all for freedom and equality shows the importance and significance of having a diverse group of cast members.

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@CharlieMollahan 2. Burr prioritizes his own political goals because of his flaw, pride. In the musical specifically we can see that Burr is so set on himself and his goals because of his fear of failure. Hamilton also drive this force because they want the same thing.

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@CharlieMollahan 1. I think that Burr and Hamilton are very much alike throughout the whole production. They both have the same goals and they strive to make something of themselves. They fear failure and they both want to show the world that they care about there status more than anything else.

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@AnaMira62006174 2. Turning this historical time period into a musical makes the whole idea as a whole so much more impactful. I think there is so much strength in music that portrays a story in a completely different way that can’t be portrayed in words.

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@AnaMira62006174 1 continued ...play with all the important components of our history while still keeping it current for this day in age.

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@AnaMira62006174 1. I believe that Miranda chose to cast all characters of color to represent the modernization of our country in relation to how our Founding Fathers looked back then. I think this is a very important aspect of the musical considering that it was Miranda’s intention create a...

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@macalanda_ryan 2. Just like Hamilton and Burr, opposing political parties are always flighting and climbing to get to the top. It is hard to find peace between these two characters similar to America’s political condition right now.