having an inhibiting effect
unwilling to consider other opinions or alternatives
feeling strong emotions
to be stifled and repressed
to hold yourself back
failure to meet a standard
to be visible
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The Question and Answer section for Blues for Mister Charlie is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Mister Charlie" is the phrase the Negro uses for the white man. The play sings the blues for the white man's moral crisis, as well as the Negro's sense of despondence and pain.
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