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I pick it up and finger the wrinkled pages, flip to the story on the Soviet Space Girl. Behind her face is a picture of Carl Roberts, a colored schoolteacher from Pelahatchie, forty miles from here. I think about how it would be, three months ago, to get a dozen maids to talk to me. The next article covers Medgar Evers funeral.

Below is an actual photo of Demterie. Now, read what the author says about her:. Demetrie was not a dark skinned woman.

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At least not the way Stockett described most of the maids in the novel. That night after supper, me and that cockroach stare each other down across the kitchen floor. He big, inch, inch an a half. He black. Blacker than me. I clear my throat, produce a nervous smile.

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She is fat and short and strong. The women are tall, short, black like asphalt or caramel brown. One of the most famous is Lillian Rodgers Parks, who wrote of her experience as a seamstress and a maid in her many years of service at the White House:. Lillian Rodgers Parks, seamstress and maid for the white house.

Lillian Rodgers Parks worked as a maid and seamtress at the white house from — The series is out on DVD and its worth purchasing. Mammy lamp. Not sold on HSN, but popular during segregation.

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Which poses another problem. Because in the novel Stockett segregated the characters with more white characteristics like Lulabelle, Yule May and Gretchen. The picture below is fiction of the worst kind. Kathryn Stockett wrote a book that turned out to be a bestseller. But so did Sarah Palin. Same can be said for other works created by whites portraying the black culture. The Jazz Singer , Birth of Nation and other movies had stereotypical scenes and dialogue with cork painted, black faced white actors.

African American critics and some sympathetic whites had to point out why the movies were offensive and not well received by the black community. They had to act and speak dialogue that was demeaning, yet audiences howled with laughter. Stepin Fetchit even became a millionaire for his antics. The Help is simply a return to the past, with black actors playing the same roles Hollywood once strictly relegated African Americans to previously. And guess what? White writers wrote the scripts back then too.

Seems everything old is new again. All I can say is this, yes there were casualities from both races in the fight for civil rights. During that time African Americans, overwhelmingly those male in sex were murdered because of their rights activities.

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And on this site, I do highlight individuals both black and white who gave their lives for equality. One unsung hero is William Moore. Ross Barnett, urging him to break down the walls of segregation in Mississippi. Mississippi Or Bust. Along the way, he encountered plenty of hate.

On the night of April 28, , while resting on his journey in Attalla, Ala. And they used many ways to inflame the animosity of others. Lies were spread about the black lifestyle, from blacks being immoral and carrying venereal diseases to the myth that black males only sought to rape white females, no matter what the age. Example of how the black male was used in advertising during segregation. And in The Help , Kathryn Stockett unwittingly continues this propaganda.

And those an author cannot change and dare not change. One glarring example is the death of Medgar Evers in the novel. Evers was also a civil rights icon and has a statue erected in his honor in Mississippi. Medgar Evers error on Pg of the hard cover edition. To my knowledge the error was quietly corrected in the ebook version. In an interview he admitted to about. You think people know. I thought, being a Southerner, it was too much. So how could the same author who wrote the prior scenes featuring Minny and Aibileen completely forget Evers had been shot when doing an interview?


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The papers have now been revealed to be pro-segregationist in their views, however they at least give insight on how the real Jackson, Mississippi operated during segregation, as well as the cultural and social norms that prevailed. But I understand why the novel veered from doing this. Thus Hilly is an over the top villainess, and appears to be the only resident in Jackson advocating a strict adherence to segregation. This goes hand in hand with 9.

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Yet some of these same defenders will claim the book handles the time period faithfully. Publication Data sent to Library of Congress. I mentioned the Medgar Evers error in item 9. In the novel, Skeeter graduates in May of that same year. As the fictional editor of The Rebel Rouser , Skeeter would have known more than she let on, especially since her major was journalism.


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    • And more importantly, James Meredith attempted to legally enroll in the school in When Skeeter Phelan was a junior. With this type of inner dialogue Stockett appears to assume that blacks would rather be anyone but who we were born. In addition, though the movie changes the reason why the maids decide to help Skeeter with the manuscript Taylor uses Medgar Evers death as the catalyst instead of Hilly pressing charges against Yule May for stealing , look what Stockett has Aibileen thinking days after Evers murder:.

    Evers got shot a week ago, lot a colored folks is frustrated in this town. This reads more like Aibileen is resigned to it all. What I care about is, if in ten years, a white lady will call my girls dirty and accuse them of stealing silver. Minny Pg And why does Stockett have Minny making such stupid statements? Stockett sets up the maids stories to appear as great or of greater importance than the civil unrest that actually went on in Jackson. Thus Minny distances herself from the community meetings in order to keep her appointments with Skeeter.

    But there was no need to disparage the very real civil rights activities to do so. This turns the character into a buffoon.