“Quick to Corruption” by Benjamin

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Yaquelin and Jasmin present their views on The Odyssey by Homer.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Charlise takes a deep dive into Beloved by Toni Morrison.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Hayden takes a close look at the character of Mister in The Color Purple by Alice Walker.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Karma discusses how The Color Purple by Alice Walker compares with The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Korban presents his arguments on Lord of the Flies by William Golding.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Braylee takes a deep dive into The Color Purple by Alice Walker.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Maycee and Alana present their contrasting interpretations of The Color Purple by Alice Walker.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Benjamin presents his viewpoint on Animal Farm by George Orwell.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Natalie examines complex issues in The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.

Students in Mr. Dawson's AP Literature class discuss literary elements using a text(s) of their choosing. In this installment, Carrington compares The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison to The Color Purple by Alice Walker.