Part one of term paper
was a “nigger” in a white man’s world. He went through hardships and troublesome events. He was prejudged by just about every white person in the country; so, in this paper, I am going to prove that the American dream only applied at this time to whites. Bigger grew up with his mother and two siblings in a small one-room apartment in ...

Part two of term paper
... no hope of achieving the American dream; to own a home, and perhaps start a family. Bigger had to fight all odds just to get where he was in that wretched rat race of a society. Even as he barely treaded the halls of sanity, he knew that his position in life was not right, that he should at least be granted a few human rights, not the miniscule scraps of liberty that fell to the floor from the metaphorical table of civilization. In the first book, Fear, Bigger stands out on the street with Gus. H ...