Answer:
I think it's because we are in a new era where we begin to fully understand the meaning of certain things that generations never really took the time out to learn about or were never given to chance to learn of at a certain age and we just try to make a difference by not letting detrimental parts of history repeat itself. That's how I see it hope it helps.
Explanation:
The line from the poem that best express the speaker's attitude toward oppression are:
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. "I look then at the silly walls" ( Line 6)
In this line from the poem, the poet describes the walls that separate the black race as silly. This shows his stance on the issue of slavery.
He despises it and does not consider it as something good.
So, line 6 of this poem shows that the speaker has a negative attitude towards oppression.
Learn more about oppression here:
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The direct object is the object impacted byt the action. So dress is the direct object because the dress was <em>made </em>by grandmother.
Hope this helps - Blue Jay
Do you mean texts or tests?
During Dr. Martin Luther King at the funeral of three of the little girls killed in the Birmingham bombing, King’s words are consistent with his reiteration with his hope for the future and his commitment to nonviolence in “Letter from Birmingham Jail” by saying that the girls are redemptive force that will bring new light to this dark city.
