Two themes of these chapters are racism, confusion, and pretend. I believe racism because through out the passage the narrator is getting wrongful treatment because of the color of his skin. I believe confusion because as the narrator reaches harlem he is confused on why the treatment is different from the south than up north. Pretend because as he reached up north he met some men that said that he will have stay to yourself self and play the game. The poem I, Too and Refugee in America by Langston Hughes shows theses themea because it says that we are free even though they say that we are because we still have to look over our shoulders to make sure we dont make a mistake and that being black is hard when we want to be successful.
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During the fall season it is very windy and leaves are everywhere. A very holy man name John was walking through the villages visiting the sick and helping the poor and old. Then one day as he was leaving from what he always do, a big strong wind stops John in his path and he had to catch his balance. After that he continues to move forward to head home as he comes upon another village that looks strange from the time he passed through it earlier. John starts to glance around to find what is different and as he is glancing around he bumps into a beautiful young lady that goes by the name Sarah that is holding bread but it fell when john bumps her. As he helps her pick up the bread he apologizes and tells her to have a bless day. Sarah then asked john which way he was walking and he walking the same way as her so he walked with her till she reached her point. During their walk Sarah asks John a millions questions and he gave ...
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