Vida
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She could feel the anger, the outrage, the frustration simmering from the crowd. “We—we, they tell us—have invaded yet another country and are slaughtering ordinary people in their homes in the name of peace—the peace of death and decay, the peace of bodies rotting in the sun. Death turns us all the same color. And they are real people dying there, and you’re paying for it every time you make a phone call or work for an hour.” Her voice was husky and broken with the aftereffects of gas. “And thi...s school is run to train you to pay more for more Vietnams and more Cambodias and never ask why. If you don’t make it in school, you can go and die there. Rich old men with bodyguards have democratically elected you the class of death!” She had to stay for the strike vote and help the chapter plan a strategy for taking over the administration building. Then she had a long subway ride back to the Upper West Side.On the train she huddled, coming down from the adrenaline rush of her speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She could feel the anger, the outrage, the frustration simmering from the crowd. “We—we, they tell us—have invaded yet another country and are slaughtering ordinary people in their homes in the name of peace—the peace of death and decay, the peace of bodies rotting in the sun. Death turns us all the same color. And they are real people dying there, and you’re paying for it every time you make a phone call or work for an hour.” Her voice was husky and broken with the aftereffects of gas. “And thi...s school is run to train you to pay more for more Vietnams and more Cambodias and never ask why. If you don’t make it in school, you can go and die there. Rich old men with bodyguards have democratically elected you the class of death!” She had to stay for the strike vote and help the chapter plan a strategy for taking over the administration building. Then she had a long subway ride back to the Upper West Side.On the train she huddled, coming down from the adrenaline rush of her speech.
What to read after Vida?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marge Piercy to read onlineMoreLess
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