Finding A Way Out
From the beginning of time the most significant people in history have struggled to get their messages out. The struggle to prove something they believe in. Each person probably had different obstacles to overcome. Some faced similar obstacles. But in the end, I believe Sandra Ciceneros, Fredrick Douglass, and Malcolm X just wanted to find ways to express themselves and get their points across. Their determination to be heard and fix things they and many others thought to be problems. Think about how you’d personally feel if there was constant disapproval of something you are pationent about. Or how’d you feel to be mentally and or physically imprisoned. These feature all can cause motivation to find a way out of imprisonment.
Now there are many differences and similarities in Fredrick Douglass’s perspective in relation to the others. In Frerdick Douglass’s case it was very much illegal for him to read, but he did it anyway. “They gave tongue to interesting thoughts of my own soul, which had frequently flashed through my mind and died away for
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He differentiated by that in his time period he wasn’t a slave. He did in fact deal with segregation. Like Fredrick Douglass at times, he was very violent. His infatuation with Elijah is originally his ideas that he wanted others to know. He wanted to reach out to Elijah Muhammad. “I became increasingly frustrated at not being able to express what i wanted to convey in letters that i wrote, especially those to Mr. Elijah Muhammad.” He was mostly aggressive in his approach to stopping the problem unlike the others. He believed that if the whites didn’t want to listen to him then he’d make them listen. Malcolm’s struggle was learning to write from jail. He wanted to appeal to larger audiences. The setting and time period was also different. His time period began in the early