Author's Note~ This is my theme essay on the book Chains. I want to get a 9.5 or better on theme in the reading rubric.
There is always that one person that is treated unfairly or
the one at the lunch table sitting by himself.
In the book Chains by Laurie
Halse Anderson, two sisters are African Americans during the Revolutionary War
time. Now days we treat people unfairly for the fun
of it but back then they treated African Americans unfairly because they had
black skin and we had white, what a shame.
Slavery was such a shameful thing for all people who used
because they were so lazy. Just because
the color of their skin it ruined African American lives from then and they are
still treated wrong today. Whether your
skin is black or white you should not be treated unfairly. As a theme unfairness is a leading role in Chains.
"Craaaack! Lightning struck from a blue sky; Madam slapped my face so hard it near threw me to the ground." page 33. Some people believe this is the way we should
all live; have people do our work and all we do is give them food and a
bed. This type of theme can be related
to any things such as The Hunger Games when
they force teenagers into war to practically kill themselves.
Forcing people to do things is a cruel thing and has occurred
so often in our society and the society back then. As humans we should all be treated fairly and
the right way. Slaves back then were
treated so unfairly the whole nation decided to go to war and kill
thousands. This is such a shame to all
the believers in slavery.
Believing in slavery back then was normal and now most
Americans believe it is the cruelest thing we can do to people. Treating people fairly is what everyone
should’ve done back then and many American feel angry at how we did that.. Whether having black skin or white, treating
others unfairly because of their skin color is a shame.
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