Morrison's View on Gender in the Black Community Between 1919 and 1965

In the novel "Sura", Toni Morrison showed a very different view on gender in the black community from 1919 to 1965. After the civil rights movement and the feminist movement of 1973, Morrison broke the traditional gender barrier. In 1919, black women proved to be "female" faster than their white "female". Morrison explains the maternal family, where women are dominant, even even opponents of neutrality.

Parents need to know that Sura is the second novel created in the Ohio African-Americans community between 1919 and 1965, a writer Tony Morrison, who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize. It follows the two best girlfriends and women from childhood to old age. I betray each other. This novel is an American classic with a theme and context related to our time and is best suited to older teenagers for its adult content and context. Especially when discussing roles and ambiguity of their behavior, it may be ok for some young teenagers with parental guidance. This story includes explanations of adult deaths, losses, sexual behavior, and sexual awareness appearing among adolescents. There are "f - k", "a - hole", "whore", and "N" among the powerful languages ​​most adult characters use. Parents should be prepared to discuss issues raised by the book on race, gender, feminism, marriage, friendship, death, murder, custody, poverty and post-traumatic stress disorder.

In Sula Tila Morrison's novel Sula by Ton by Morrison, he pursued Sul's peaceful life from her childhood in the 1920s until her death in 1941. The novel develops mainly in the black community of medallion, especially "bottom". Morrison shows how important important families and communities shape children by reading Sarah's life and the story of life at the bottom of the community. Sura not only explains how children are formed, but also explains Sura's feminism and anti-feminism: is it right or wrong? Feminism has always existed in society for decades. In some societies, we see how women are bound to their own boundaries. In some countries women need to cover their entire body with clothes in order not to humiliate their families. In most traditional societies, women must be kept solemnly to be regarded as worthy of marriage. In the United States, women are restricted to families and can not work or vote. These behaviors have been passed and examined