Colorful America: The Bold and the Wild

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March 21, 2015

 

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So from the start, flamingos were thought of and connected with riches and status, which first turned America's attention to the flamingo, so that they too could be considered wealthy. All of the history that she uses in her analysis of the pink flamingo sets her reader up to understand her point of view that she hints at amidst her explanations...
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She sprinkles flashy vocabulary throughout her essay to suggest that she believes Americans to be bold, flashy, and wild. In the fifties, flashy colors were new and hip, such as "tangerine, broiling magenta, livid pink, incarnadine, fuchsia demure, Congo ruby, and methyl green." As Price talks about this new color craze, it emphasizes her idea of Americans as bold and wild because the people are reflected in these new colors...
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