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English

 

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September 19, 2014

 

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In Sylvia, Bambara creates a proud, sensitive, tough girl who is far too smart to ignore the realities around her, even though she knows it might be easier to do so. At the same time, Bambara creates a host of characters, all of whom help Sylvia explore and demonstrate the issues that face poor people and minorities in the United States...
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Sylvia, who is also the narrator tells in story in a first person point of view and narrates in vernacular English. Sylvia is a young African American girl, probably around fourteen years old, who is very judgmental about the world around her. The story begins with a group of poor, uneducated, lower class city kids standing in front of a mailbox, preparing themselves for another day of being taught by Mrs...
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