The Rose That Grew From Concrete Analysis

The passion of writing the true message must be written, between the lines can be controversial, especially with two sides to the author's persona. The struggle of being a young black male rapper from the “ghetto” to strive and achieve more than what is reality around him, and your dream and passion to achieve much more than what you're born with. Being able to be African American to have a dream during of time of those who are socially oppressed, to not live I location that are densely populated your own kind meant being black was only meant to be just to live your life. In collections in the book “The Rose That Grew from Concrete “are a group poem created by Tupac Amaru Shakur. His message much simpler and more direct rather than complex
A sense of which is taken, so a person they can’t establish themselves in society. The Black Panther Party had a great influence in the life of Tupac Shakur, having the leaders of the party I close proximity to him, such as Mutulu Shakur (Stepfather) and Geronimo Pratt (Godfather). Although, from birth Shakur was engaged in the learning of the African American working class while being determined to understand the political views, militaristic passions, deep social acknowledgement of the Black Panther Party. In the poems Liberty needs Glasses and Can u see the pride in the panther?, the author is not just expressing the negative and the injustice, but offering positive wisdom as to overcome the struggles in life. Huey P. Newton co-founder of the Black Panther Movement said, “ Black Power is giving power to people who have not had power to determine their destiny” ( Huey). The thought to create a future without controversy, a future of equality. The author expresses of wanting growth, he uses personification in the poem Can u See the Pride in the Panther lines 8-9, “the seed must grow regardless of the fact that it is planted in stone”