Racism 2

A detailed Summary of Racism 2

Today's society and the society that Richard lives in are plagued with a confusion called Racism. Racism is a behavior performed by the Caucasian country towards the indifference to someone that doesn't look or act like the majority inhabitants. Racism commonly took place during the civil war to determine whether or not slavery would be legal in the United States or not. Racism still takes place today. Some examples of groups or clans that are racist are the Ku Klux Klan and Neo-Nazis.

In the present, any acts of racism is enforced by the law, and if the crimes committed with a racist intent caused the punishment is more severe as if it wasn't. You don't see that much racism anywhere today, but there still some out there. Commonly, people stereotype different races for what they're race is known for. For instance, most black people are good at basketball. Most of the NBA is full of black people. Stereotyping can be non-offensive, but sometimes it can be bad. Black people could be seen as "gangsters" or "thugs" because of the type of clothes they wear or the way they talk. Society commonly draws to conclusions that this race is bad, but this doesn't happen all the time.

In Richard's time, racism was everywhere.

When Rob got home, he immediately showed his parents the award he got for his pig. He was really proud of himself, and he made his parent's proud also for getting an award for something he cared for on his own. Then Rob went to bed. The reason why Rob's going to Rutland Fair is his entrance to manhood is because his father despises Rutland Fair. Rob also put work before play by walking Mr. Tanner's Ox in the fair instead of enjoying the rest of the fair. He also put in his support towards his prized pig before his own wants. After Rutland Fair, Rob had to do double his chores because his father did his for him.

Therefore, Rob entered his manhood when he proved to his family that he could go to Rutland Fair and not only go there to help his neighbor's show off their ox, but to show off his pig as well. Rob shows that he's a man by doing his chores everyday and helping people with anything he can do. He is neighborly and has lots of love for his family.

The two biggest things Rob had to be a man about was the death of his father and his pig. His father worked so hard on his farm and to raise rob to help him take care of the farm. His father tried to make everything easier for his family, and to support it in anyway, and now that he is gone it's all up to Rob. This is hard for Rob, because he's still a boy, but he's very mature for his age, and he also knows a lot of things for his age. The loss of Rob's pig was hard on Rob because it was a gift from Mr. Tanner from birthing one of his cows. Rob raised this pig from a little piglet and he took the best care of it. He even got an award for best-behaved pig. The sad thing was is that he had to help his father kill the pig because there was no food for his family to eat and his father couldn't kill a deer. It takes a lot of manliness to go though someone's death, especially at Rob's young age becau

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