“Everything That Rises Must Converge"

I really enjoyed the story.The main point of the story is a historical criticism related with social conflicts as racism, and feminism. The auhtor, used to be a feminist, and she worte many stories aproaching this subject. I have a feeling that O'Connor put some of her experiencies on her stories, including "Everything That Rises Must Converge".
The setting of the story is Savanna.
The story has a lot of symbolism, as an example when Jillian's mother gives a little black boy a penny on the bus. When she gives the penny to the balck boy, it give me an idea of a subimission. It is way she sees black people, as people below to her class. People, which depends on them, the "whites".The hat, and letter Y are also anothers symbolism that I found.
Julian is the progatonist.And he is a round character. His mother is
The fictinal story is also ironic.