McAPUSH: Shelby Grossman in response to Thomas Doredant

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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Shelby Grossman in response to Thomas Doredant

Lately (since I went to the Black Archives downtown) I have been very interested in American racial issues. I was inspired by Ruby Bridges and her brave act of integrating a school in Louisiana. Because of my recent interest, I think that I might enjoy reading Uncle Tom's Cabin and see the strength that both Eliza and Tom must show, especially in Tom's forgiveness. I would love to read about how they get themselves and their family through this horrific time.