Analysis Of The Train From Hate

The Train from Hate is an idea image of how racism was strong and endured by many African Americans during the early years. John Hope Franklin was one of the out spoken and influential writer and author of our time. Franklin sunrise to life was in the year or 1915 and transition to death was in the year of 2009. He died at the age of 94. His literary works spoke for itself. He dedicated his life works to the war against racism in the US. He became one of the best authors of literary works to many Americans around the world. Many African Americans face the sword fact of racial segregation for many years. Franklin had become a mere figure of faith and hope for the African Americans who believe in what he wrote. He wanted everyone to

He wanted them to know that he could be just as educated as they were. As state in article “The study of culture, ethnicity, and race in American psychology” Franklin’s literary works are characterized of honesty, straightforwardness and clarity in content without leaving any relevant content out (Betancourt and Lopez, 629). Because he was fair and unbiased with the work he was known to be one of the best authors African American that wrote literary work in the United States. Going back to one of Franklin best literary work “The Train from Hate” share the story of what he and his family suffer while riding this train. The story talks about events that happen with his mother while on the train to Checotah. I will show in this essay how franklin literary works relates to the main

It was in eye opener for many who endured the lawful acts of racism. Franklin story on the “The Train for Hate” shared how racism was not only a form of abuse, but an emotion roller-coaster for the mind. The way Franklin told the story through the eyes of a child gave it a incent touch to it. It gave the reader security and insight on how important racism was in the United States. The author (Franklin) gave the readers description and dialogue so many Americans can go back in time and understand the realness to how places and people were segregated. Franklin gave a detail dialogue on what his family on the day that they boarded the train. After being kicked off the train because of their skin color, the mother informs her child that it’s now always what it appear to be. The coach stopped in the wrong area and yet the conductor had no compassion for the fact that the mother had a small kid with her. Racism will never be really gone in the eyes of some. It maybe lawfully removes from buildings, cars and school, but never out the minds of some people. As Franklin continue to right about his experiences, African Americans was ready to read the next best thing that he was writing. Today whites and blacks both have the right to choose and vote for whomever they like. As racism stood the test of time, we as a people and as a country