Molly Cunningham

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Molly Cunningham is a character in August Wilson’s play "Joe Turner’s Come and Gone," representing the struggles and resilience of African Americans in the early 20th century.

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instanceOf African American woman
fictional character
theatrical character
appearsIn Joe Turner’s Come and Gone
appearsInGenre drama
createdBy August Wilson
hasEthnicity African American
linked to: Black Americans
hasGender female
hasOccupation domestic worker
hasRelationshipTypeWithJeremyFurlow romantic interest
hasSetting Pittsburgh
hasTimePeriod early 20th century
hasTrait independent
resilient
self-reliant
strong-willed
interactsWith Bertha Holly
Herald Loomis
Jeremy Furlow
Seth Holly
isTenantOf Seth Holly
languageOfWork English
partOfCycle August Wilson’s Pittsburgh Cycle
rejects dependence on men
represents resilience of African Americans in the early 20th century
struggles of African Americans in the early 20th century
symbolizes Black female autonomy
resistance to oppression

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Joe Turner’s Come and Gone hasCharacter Molly Cunningham