Analysis Of Melba Beals 'Warriors Don T Cry'

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Jackie Robinson, Melba Beals, and Feng Ru all encountered racial and hard things that they had faced. Jackie Robinson in “I Never Had It Made,” will face some serious verbal threats and hate mail from fans and snubs. The author, “Jackie Robinson,” talked about his story of when he first became a baseball player in the Dodgers league. Melba Beals in “Warriors Don’t Cry,” had faced many problems from going to a regular high school with the white students. The author, “Melba Pattillo Beals,” talked about her life during school without her mother. Feng Ru in “The Father Of Chinese Aviation,” built his first aircraft ever in his life, but he kept failing and dies in a flight accident after his comeback. The author, “Rebecca Maksel,” showed the …show more content…

Like Jackie Robinson, Melba faced racial and verbal threats from white people, they disagreed to let Melba go to Central High. “Some of the white people looked totally horrified, while others raised their fists to us” (Beals). This shows that people don’t want Melba to be in the school just because she is black. Melba wanted to be in a school where nobody could harm her, but she doesn’t have the right wish. The segregationist mob cannot hurt Melba Beals from the firm soldiers to keep her safe. Melba stated “a group of twenty of more was running at breakneck speed up and down the street in front of Central High School, their rifles with bayonets pointed straight ahead.” This states that the soldiers are nice to Melba and the other black students. Pattillo Beals doesn’t want to go somewhere that has a segregationist mob or any ways that white people might do. Melba had to go by herself, which is not her thing to do, leaving her mother, “I remembered I hadn’t kissed her goodbye” (Beals). This means that Melba really wants to stay with her mother or family, if she has one, and having more time with her. She had grown to be herself and developed that she is more mature for her age to go alone. Melba Beals stepped by step where none of the black people went into the front door of Central High and crossed the threshold, Melba shows that “we stepped up …show more content…

When Feng Ru started to build his first aircraft, it kept having problems which made him challenged himself when he flies on it, but he can still dream to be a famous aircraft builder. “The big bi-plane, with its four starting wheels tucked beneath it like the talons of a bird, sailed slowly in an elliptical course around the crest of the hill nearly back to the starting point, reported the Oakland Enquirer in its September 23 edition” (Maksel). This sentence shows what Feng is going to build for his famous aircraft. Feng really wants to build an airplane as to be responded as a famous aircraft maker in China, for people to travel around places without going on foot. Feng Ru taught himself how to make an airplane and using the parts he got from a builders store, he flew over 120 feet without crashing after he finished his aircraft. Maksel told “in this tiny spot, the self-taught engineer established the Guangdong Air Vehicle Company in 1909, and completed his first airplane that year.”This shows that Feng Ru is self-taught for building his aircraft, he might have problems from flying. Feng Ru had received a full military funeral after he had died in a crash, he had the engine which failed him which leads him into a bamboo grove. According to Maksel, “I’ve read a report that he put his machine into an extreme climb, but his engine seemed to fail

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