Intersection of Race, Class, Gender and Sexuality define Social Positions in Alice Walkers The Color Purple

Mr. Sedgwick observed that the social position of an individual is influenced by various classification axes such as sex, gender, race, class, and interaction of these social identities. In Alice Walker's "purple", the observation of Sedgwick is the truth. The main character Sally of Kelly's novel is a complete example of these observations advocated by Sedgwick. Celie's social position shows her sex, gender, race and class, and as a black woman living in Georgia between 1910 and 1940, universal colored people in the novel It can be expected to witness a "kind of" acceptable "race. Doctrine.

Criticism and reflection on Alice Walker 's "purple" were criticized as a novel including graphic violence, sex, sexism, racial discrimination, and purple was banned at several schools in the USA. Vulgar words and clear details record the life of Celie, Celie is a young black woman suffering from the brutal influence of society. Although immoral, the events and problems discussed by Alice Walker's "purple" are outstanding in today's society and must be open and talking with each other. Alice Walker's "purple" "It is a novel that depicts the struggle, self esteem and identity of African-American women fighting for independence." The influence by racial discrimination and sex difference on black community, especially black women, It is reflected everywhere in the book. This novel is written in alphabetical order. This shows chronologically the life of Siri in South America for 30 years. 91 letters written by Celie and her sister Nettie raised Celie, she received spiritual encouragement

Papers on Purple Colors and Classes The Color Purple of Alice Walker became an important milestone when Celie first took out a lost letter from her sister Nettie who died. This discovery not only introduces a new talker's introduction for this letter novel, but also begins to change Cili from writer to reader. Indeed, Celie mistook the spelling of her Nettie 's first envelope mark, presented an example of the form of a letter chosen by Celie' s special vision interpretation and Walker. .

"Purple", Alice Walker depicted the life of a typical black woman. Because she suffers from society and shows clearly the hatred of this race and sex. Society seems to tend to "raise" race and sex "better", take care of strange people, take them to a corrupt life and destroy their destiny. In this case, how do people achieve true happiness or self-satisfaction? Strange sex and race is really hard to understand the meaning of life and try to live life