Summarizing “Inequality is the Real Enemy” Aaron Paszek 3012584 Eng-102 BN81(1) Polly Toynbee’s essay “Inequality is the Real Enemy” provides an understanding of the social gap between rich and poor. He explains that “social status and respect matter beyond anything and the psychological damage done by being at the bottom is crippling” (330). This persuasive essay presents references from experts that give their take on the correlation with inequality and shorter life expectancy. He gives examples of studies from the book “The Impact of Inequality: How to Make Sick Societies Healthier” by Richard G. Wilkinson. Wilkinson’s message described by Toynbee is that “social environment can be more toxic than any pollutant” (331).
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The meaning of this painting is to show that white people don’t have respect for black people. Another thing that you see in the painting is that tomatoes are being thrown at the little black girl as she is walking to school. The author expresses himself by showing that white people assume that they are still a dominant race, which allows them to do whatever they want to. A good example that the artist shows is that the tomatoes are being thrown at the girl as she is making her way to school; even though black people now have the right to get an education, white people still harass them by throwing anything they can that they see, they write racial slurs that are on the brick wall, and just discriminate black people. The last piece of evidence from the painting I would like to point out is that the girl has pride and self importance.
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