Comparing ideas of displacement and belonging in the Edexcel Belonging anthology
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I can identify similarities and differences between 'We Refugees', 'My Mother's Kitchen', and 'The Emigree'.
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Rumens, Zephaniah and Hardi all explore the impact of displacement on refugees and their sense of belonging.
Zephaniah and Rumens may use language to reflect the hostile environment that refugees experience.
In contrast, Hardi may be focusing on the upheaval and lack of purpose that displacement causes.
Arguably, all three poems imply that displacement affects the refugees' connection to their heritage.
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