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Authors: Shonda Rhimes

Essay Instructions:

Remember: the aim of this paper is to connect one of the author's
work we have studied to their life and times, and to show how that
author's work reflects and is influenced by their life and times.

Your title:
: How does Shonda Rhimes up-bring and the society, she grew up in affects or impacts the content she writes
Section I: Intoduction
Tell us the name of your author, and the name of the work you are using.
Tell us your thesis statement: this should be one direct sentence
that answers your thesis question.
(example: Prof. Packer's work reflects her New York background in her subject matter and use of language).
Keep your author's work to one story we have studied. If you are choosing a poet, use one or a short series of poems by that author.
If you are using a Play, use "Raisin" only.
Tell us why this is your choice. You may include something about the author, style or time-period, and your personal reactions or reasons for choosing this author. In other words, why and how does this author speak to you? Be specific. Then Tell us the two elements you will be discussing. (example: setting or family conflict, use of metaphor). (20 pts).
Section II: Summary of the work
Give us a brief summary including your author's name, the name of the work, and a brief summary of the work or if it is a poem, the main features of the poem. (10 pts).

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Shonda Rhimes
Section I: Introduction
Shonda Rhimes is an African American female creator, writer and TV executive producer and has written the book “Year of yes: How to dance it out, stand in the sun and be your own.” Rhimes studied at Dartmouth College and majored in English and film studies. The author emphasizes the importance of self-love and acceptance as reflected in her decision to say yes to the right people. I chose the memoir to better understand what influences and inspires Rhimes in her work and how saying yes changed her life as a famous yet shy and introverted individual.
The author’s memoir emphasizes that finding ones voice requires one to know when to say yes and no and Rhimes missed out on some opportunities because she said no too many times.
There will be focus on the author’s experiences and family based on the memoir and how this is linked to her personal growth. Shonda Rhimes early life in Chicago, Illinois influences her creation of multi-dimensional characters mostly women of color.
Shonda has cast black female actresses who do not reflect stereotypical roles and her representation of various characters is broad that they are not one-dimensional. Despite her shows having a large female audience from the early adulthood to the mid forties, the characters come from different spheres life. The author is a confident storyteller and her memoir reflects how they can overcome their obstacles and achieve success even if they doubt themselves and nobody believes in them. Saying yes helped the author to learn and grow as she was able to consider meeting new people in the creative arts and considering new ideas that improved her creativity.
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