The Day It Happened by Rosario Morales

"Domestic violence or intimate partner violence is defined as a pattern of violent and compulsive behavior that physical, sexual, psychological attacks and adults and teenagers use for intimate partners It will be "(Peeks-Asa). Regarding domestic violence, a lot of people do not want to participate, but if only one person took a position, perhaps as the neighbor went on the day of Rosario · Morales, others will save their lives accordingly Let's see.

Rosario Morales's "Day it will happen" basically tells you what happened with a Hispanic family. This is about domestic violence and the community that understands it. Girls who seem to be themselves themselves tell stories from first person perspective; Rosary Morales, childhood. The story takes place in an apartment building with thin walls somewhere in the city. It starts with the narrator cleansing his hair. She opened the window in the bathroom and could see Mary she called meddles, even though they talked the story in a more casual way. Basically she washed half of her hair and when she saw Josie leave home at 5 o'clock before her husband Ramon got home, Mary screamed, he did not care. The only reason the narrator knows this all is because the neighbor's owner is ringing. When Joshie leaves, he knocks on the door and tells the narrator that the mother has it all.

You can recommend two books of Morales to the student. The first part, along with her mother, Rosario Morales, includes stories and poems about short stories, their lives, languages, cultures, religions, in "Going Home Alive" (1986). Rosario, born in Puerto Rico, is the daughter of a Jewish immigrant in Russia, born in New York when he was a child, Aurora was born in New York and moved to Puerto Rico with his parents as a child. Medical story: In the politics of history, culture, and honesty (1998), Morales presents articles on social identity, ecology, liberation of children, and other topics.

Rosario Ferré was born in Ponce, Puerto Rico in 1942. He is a sugar family raised in a politically wealthy family. Her father, Lewis, was a trade engineer who was one of the founders of the Puerto Rican Constitution (1950) and served as governor of the island from 1968 to 1972. After acquiring her master's and doctor's degree from the University of Maryland, Puerto Rico, the ferry itself became politically active. She founded Zona de carga y descarga (Loading Area), a Puerto Rican literary magazine, who served as a forum for young Puerto Rico writers from 1970 to 1976. Her first collection of short stories, Papeles de Pandora, published in 1976, includes "the youngest doll". Ferry's novels focus on the dual role as Puerto Rican women's inferior position and as a temporary employer (such as Pandora), a dangerous woman from caregivers (wife and mother) and mythical Greeks It is. Anxious Box)