Themes of resilience permeate the works of writer Alice Walker, particularly in her acclaimed novel "The Color Purple." Walker explores the struggles and triumphs of African American women facing adversity, including racial and gender discrimination. Her characters often demonstrate strength, empowerment, and the ability to overcome significant life challenges, reflecting Walker's personal experiences and broader cultural narratives. Through her impactful storytelling, Walker encourages readers to confront social injustices and embrace the power of self-discovery and love.