Introduction: Katie Chopin writes her about controversial issues, in the search for justice and rights for all people. This has lead her to be the renowned author she is today.
             A. Slavery in that period of time
             A. Living up to others expectations
             C. Desiree causes shame to his family
             Conclusion: Katie Chopin with her education and life experiences was able to write about issues that many writers would not. She addresses racism, pride, social status in hopes that she could make people more aware of the unspoken issues around them and help people stand up and find the justice and rights they are entitled to.
             Katie Chopin was a renowned author that was before her time. The topics she wrote about were very controversial and were considered unacceptable during the 1890's. The search for justice and rights for all people lead her to write about issues such as racism, social classes, and pride. Despite the impact it had on her career she continued to write hoping to make people more aware of the unspoken issues around them.
             The issue of racism is brought forth by Chopin to make people aware how the attitude and thoughts of one race determines the actions and influences on another's race. "Marriage, and later the birth of his son, had softened Armand Aubigny's imperious and exacting nature greatly" (179). In the beginning Armand was happy and proud to be having a little boy with a woman he loved so much, but conviction was soon to follow. As time passed people be
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