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ABSTRACT
III all her novels, Toni Morri 011deal with the tragedy of the blacks ill (he
American society tackliu s cia! injustice and ra ial di crimination. She Hies to
uncover 1he flaws of a society in which the ’blacks are controlled by the whites.
The thesis handles tho e social injustice a d racial discrimiuanou in a Wl:1Y which
shows tbe hen rs of slavery and, examines the look of the whites towards (he
blacks a a ecoud race \ rhich, in nuu, create in blacks 11 en e of interiority.
It di cnsse how MOllison depicts the damaging impact of while racist
practices au the blacks from the period of slavery which has destroyed the
individnal Idearity nud role within tile COIHll1111lity uptiU recently, 11al 0 depic
h w some black abandon their black beliefs and values ill favor f the beliefs and
values of the white dominant culture, and how other blacks lake violence a lin
outlet 10 their anger, lt nmuife ts how this violence could be direc led 10 the white
or to other blacks ”black-on -black violence,” and bow others COLue 10 hate
themselves and their blackness when judging themselve according to the white
iaudards.
TIle thesis hows how Toni 10ll’isOll suggests fila! if ihe blacks \ anr to
make their way in such a while-dominated so iety they. all one hand, must be
proud of their past and tradinons. On the other hand they must look to the VlItU!e
II humans, overcoming the issue of raci III and color-caste hierarchy. She come
to the conclusion that the least inforruatiou we know about someone is his race.
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