The Women of Brewster Place

"These women in Brewster Square" (Naylor 5), they are sharp, soft center, cruel and prone to happiness. This is the hero of Gloria Naylor who painted her novel "Brewster woman". Although all women's stories are unique, it is also intertwined with the lives of all the women described in the book. Their stories include tragedy, hope, love, courage, strength, and many other emotions. I read these people and I returned to my hometown of Minnesota.

Women of Brewster Square are homage to the experience of African-American women. This novel focuses on seven women who fight to survive in a world that was not friendly to African Americans and women. Their environment made their lives more complicated. Brewster Square is a poor and threatening community. Every woman plays an essential role in the creation of Brewster Square in his own way. These women are forced to rely on each other when the world seems to end them. Despite the difference, the women of Brewster Square are tied to social relations with the community, so we can deal with the daily pressures we face in a male-dominated society.

Among women of Brewster Square, Nayler talks about the story of this African-American woman and the struggle she experienced. In each story, we see a woman overcoming the obstacles with the help of a woman around her. Women of Brewster Square are forced to lose or suffer. And it can ruin their lives and overcome obstacles in the male world. Wine maker novelist Naylor novelist Gloria Naylor published the first novel "The Woman of Brewster Women" in 1982 and received the 1983 national book award in the first novel division. It was adapted from Oprah Winfrey 's Oprah Productions to the 1989 film of the same name. Naylor taught writing and literature at several universities such as George Washington University, New York University, Boston University and Cornell University during his tenure as a professor.

In "The Man at The Brewster Square", Naylor originally fills the gap in the story of women from Brewster Square from the perspective of a woman. Naylor returns to the same irritating urban residential area. This time, I focused on African-Americans who fought with the community. Each chapter of the novel emphasizes human life. First of all, there is an alcohol master at Brewster Square. He continually improves and improves the failure architecture of Brewster Place. There is Autistic Jerome, his mother wants to use his music to gain economic benefits and refuses to provide him with the institutional care he needs. Kiel 's husband, Eugene, is gay and married Ciel and has a father. There is also Brazilian son Marty Michael. He is looking for a child and is trying to raise other children. In addition, Pastor Moareland T. Woods, the new church wishes to respect itself.