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Gamit ang Teoryang Sosyolohikal, sinuri ko ang akda gamit ang Karanasan
ng mga Mamamayan sa Africa ayon sa talumpati ni Nelson Mandela. Ayon
sa aking pagsusuri, natuklasan ko na sinasabi nito ang tungkol sa iba pang
hindi mabilang na mga tao na nakipaglaban para sa kanilang kalayaan sa
kanilang bansa. Tinukoy nito ang diskriminasyon sa pagitan ng mga tao
batay sa kanilang lahi at kulay. Ang araling ito ay nagbibigay sa atin ng
pangkalahatang-ideya ng mga pakikibaka ni Nelson Mandela para sa
paggawa ng lipunan na walang diskriminasyon batay sa kanilang kulay,
kasta, lahi, edad o kasarian. Panghuli, nagbibigay patunay ang aking
pangangatwiran dahil nabanggit ni Mandela na ang dahilan ng kilusang
ito ay ang mga Puti na pinagsamantalahan ang mga itim. Sinabi niya na
ang ganitong uri ng panunupil sa mga tao sa South Africa ang pinagmulan
ng maraming bituin.
 MARXIST ANALYSIS MATRIX

Assigned Member/s (Last Name): Ponce and Badong

Poem Title and Author: If We Must Die by Claude McKay

CLAIM
(Answer one of the following questions):
1. What social class does the poem claim to represent?
2. What does the poem say about inequality or the struggles of the classes?
3. What solution does the poem suggest to end inequality?

The solution that the poem suggests to end inequality is to stand united even in the midst of
oppression and death. This tells us that having the courage and being fearless is more than
enough in ending the so-called “injustice” and “inequality” in our world today.

Presentation of Textual Evidence

(provide lines to support your claim)

Evidence 1 Evidence 2 Evidence 3

(copy the text verbatim)
“In vain; then even the
monsters we defy
Shall be constrained to honor
us though dead!”
(copy the text verbatim)
“O kinsmen! we must meet
the common foe!
Though far outnumbered let
us show us brave,
And for their thousand blows
deal one death-blow!”
(copy the text verbatim)
“What though before us lies
the open grave?
Like men we'll face the
murderous, cowardly pack,
Pressed to the wall, dying,
but fighting back!”

Reasoning/Interpretation Reasoning/Interpretation 2: Reasoning/Interpretation 3:

1: How does this evidence
support the claim?
Based on the evidence
presented, it is made clear
that the monsters who defy
them will still honor them till
their last breath. It
symbolizes the outstanding
How does this evidence
support the claim?
As I read through the poem
and with the evidence
supported, it illustrates the
famous quote “Don’t be afraid
of being outnumbered. Eagles
fly alone. Pigeons flock
How does this evidence
support the claim?
Reading poems like these and
with the evidence provided, it
enables me to understand the
strong deep and powerful
emotion the poem conveys.
We can see that the poem
valiance of those people who
were oppressed to still think
of dignity and the endurance
they have.One great
philosopher once said that
“Cowards die many times
before their deaths, The
valiant never taste of death
but once.” The quote meant
that death is meaningless if
you are fearless.
together” It means it takes
courage to live, it takes
courage to be happy, it takes
courage to not let people make
decisions for you, it takes
courage to be who you are and
that comes along when you
are not treated fairly or
there’s an inequality
happening. You must face
your fears and do it scared.
ends, not in death or dying
but in the fighting back that
is imagined as evidence of the
manly and the human in the
author’s undisciplining
configurations. It’s this
“fighting back” by the
wrong-doers which survives
the grave and which lays
claim to heroic dignity of the
people who has been
oppressed.