Racial Passing In American Racism In Sinclair Lewis' Kingsblood Royal
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Universitas Jember
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PENGERTI, Calvian Nugroho
Subject
American racism in Sinclair Lewis
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2019-11-11 08:56:13
Abstract :
The result of the analysis of racial passing in American racism in Sinclair Lewis ’ Kingsblood Royal gives several understandings. We get the information from this study that there is a stereotype to other race from generation to generation. This stereotype made the social condition in U.S. 1940s being separate according to their race. Neil as a White thought that Black is a bad creature, disease spreader, and criminal. This separation worked under Jim Crow Law in which this law also created by the White-American as a major people in this novel. White got a worthy facility in a public place, public transportation, and also in the office or school. In another side, black got the public service with bad service and nasty.
The result of the analysis of racial passing in American racism in Sinclair Lewis ’ Kingsblood Royal gives several understandings. We get the information from this study that there is a stereotype to other race from generation to generation. This stereotype made the social condition in U.S. 1940s being separate according to their race. Neil as a White thought that Black is a bad creature, disease spreader, and criminal. This separation worked under Jim Crow Law in which this law also created by the White-American as a major people in this novel. White got a worthy facility in a public place, public transportation, and also in the office or school. In another side, black got the public service with bad service and nasty.
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