The essays that have been posting about the death of George Floyd have had an impact on the community because of the information that was fully detailed and the aftermath of everything

This is something I learned in women's lit that connects to different sides of a narrative one half it shows of being an African American, the other half would be being a woman a feminist if you put it together you get a african american woman.

J.Cole's Ville Mentality qualifies as a literacy narrative. In the track Cole shows off his cultural literacy by rapping through the lens of a Black father in America who lives in a predominantly black community. He's able to give a specific example of how the mentality many people have in Black communities is harmful, especially to children.

Super Rich Kids is a literacy narrative as the track consists of Frank Ocean's character recounting his day as a super-rich kid. He also raps about the problems that super-rich kids face: not having enough interactions with their parents, rampant drug and alcohol use, and the inability to have meaningful relationships with other people.

Diddy Bop is a really simple literacy narrative. Noname is recounting specific stories from her childhood growing up in Chicago to show her cultural literacy on what the life of black youths in Chicago look like.

In FEAR Kendrick raps on the constant fear that he's dealt with in his life from the age of seven to twenty-seven. He shows how his fear has evolved, and how he went from constantly fearing death as a black seventeen-year-old to fearing going back to Section 8 housing. Kendrick really does show the experience that many black people have in America: A constant fear of death from what seems like a million external forces, the desire to escape poverty, the constant fear of being put back in poverty, the fear that you aren't meant to find success, and that if you are successful you'll be dragged back down. All these fears compound to create a long-lasting negative effect on black people, which Kendrick discusses on the track

In the beginning, it may start off as a movie opening an that is okay because it gives it a cinematic effect and event shows a few little clips from movies you'll recognize but even though the speech is from a while ago it still has a powerful effect even in today's society don't only listen with your ears but also pay attention.

This a literary narrative because Macklemore explores his privilege and the experience that he has had being a white man and his realization that his experiences taught him to recognize racism. He shares that the experience taught him what performative activism can look like.

Nooreen Q: Hasan Minhaj shares his experience with anti-blackness in the indian/desi community. It is literary narrative because he shares his own experiences and conflicts with being desi and anti-blackness in the desi/indian community

Nooreen Q: This is a literary narrative because she explains her experiences as a woman with bipolar disorder and all the fears and anxieties it comes with. She describes her internal conflict; knowing her own identity and the struggles she continues to have

Nooreen Q.: This is a literary narrative because she shares how her identities such as being a Ghanaian-British woman have created her version of the truth