Of Mice and Men features a character named Crooks, a black stable-hand who befriends Lennie. A relatable character, he is often regarded as Steinbeck's attempt to highlight discrimination in 1930s ...

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Complete Information About Of Mice and Men in New Jersey at Barn Theatre. The Barn Theatre continues its 97th Season with its upcoming production of John Steinbeck’s masterpiece, Of Mice and Men ...

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Speaking to BBC News NI, the A* student said: “I just don’t find Of Mice and Men appropriate for schools and how that impacts young Black people, and young white people.

First-edition dust jacket cover of John Steinbeck’s novel ‘Of Mice and Men,’ published in 1937. Via Wikimedia Commons Many on the Left — in cahoots with Islamists — would very much like to minimize ...

Sometimes, mice ventured upstairs and hid behind the piano. When I began practicing, they would shoot out due to the horrible off-key sounds piercing their teeny, tiny, perfect-pitch sensitive ears.

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A Belfast student has called for Of Mice and Men to be removed from the GCSE English literature course. The novel, by Nobel-Prize winning author John Steinbeck, was written in 1937 and portrays ...

Of Mice and Men features a character named Crooks, a black stable-hand who befriends Lennie. A relatable character, he is often regarded as Steinbeck's attempt to highlight discrimination in 1930s ...