Reader Response Criticism to Soledad Brother

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Reader Response Criticism to Soledad Brother
George Jackson was an African American activist born in 1941. He was born in Chicago but, bred in Los Angeles. During his teenage years, Jackson encounters many challenges as a person of color. He spends most of the days in various Youth Correctional Facilities. Jackson is once accused of stealing money from a gas station. As a matter of fact, his case is unfairly treated, and he secures lifetime incarceration. While in prison, Jackson focuses on politics and the oppression of black prisoners. He gains insight from different political figures such as Fidel Castro. Later, he publishes a book entitled “Soledad Brother” regarding the oppression of black prisoners. The two prominent themes in Jackson’s book are racism and oppression. I agree with Jackson’s opinions and ideas concerning the themes in his book. This paper focuses on my response criticism to the two themes.
Racism is a prevalent theme throughout the book. As aforementioned, Jackson had a tough childhood due to his skin color. I believe that Jackson has made his inferences regarding his unbearable experience. I greatly concur with his assertion but, I think the issue of racism should be handled differently. Many people have shared their stories, and given insight on racism to the public. However, the inhumane practice is still prevalent in today’s society. Jackson also deduces that black …