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Mississippi Masala Analysis
Sorry to email you late about the question I came up for the leading discussion. I did not read your instructions carefully. I am doing the Mississippi Masala for this week. The question I came up for my leading discussion is “How did Mississippi Masala break one of the common stereotypes among Asian American women in films?” I came up with this question because one common stereotypes among Asian American women in films is being submissive. I believed that in the movie, the main character breaks that stereotype. I am truly sorry for telling you late. Thank you and sorry again.
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