In "Sympathy," by Paul Laurence Dunbar, the bird beats his wings against the bars and sings for freedom. This symbolizes those who fight oppression and never give up.

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In "Sympathy," by Paul Laurence Dunbar, the bird beats his wings against the bars and sings for freedom. This symbolizes those who fight oppression and never give up.

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Samara Hess · Answer 1

True. The caged birds is a metaphor of those who fight oppression. They fought and never gives up no matter how much they are tormented, no matter how many times they are crushed to the ground; their hope for whatever they are fighting for stands firm and they will never surrender.

In "Sympathy," by Paul Laurence Dunbar, the bird beats his wings against the bars and sings for freedom. This symbolizes those who fight oppression and never give up.True or False

In "Sympathy," by Paul Laurence Dunbar, the bird beats his wings against the bars and sings for freedom. This symbolizes those who fight oppression and never give up.

True or False