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Essay | Racism and African-American Family Breakdown as Themes in "A Lesson before Dying"

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Racism and African-American Family Breakdown as Themes in "A Lesson before Dying"

Summary: In Ernest J. Gaines's "A Lesson Before Dying," racism experienced by African-Americans and the causes of the breakdown of black families is explored. His compelling chronicle of two men who reach a symbolic transformation forces the reader to reevaluate what constitutes true valor.
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