Racial Tension in a North America

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This paper discussion the issue of racial tension in a North American context. The paper looks at examples of racial tension in the works 'The Truth About Stories' by Thomas King and 'Riot' by Andrew Moodie.

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"Racism has been an issue for a long time in North America. Most people in North America assume that racism only occurred in the past and is now only maintained by a very small group of people in isolated communities. However, racism and racial tension are still very present within mainstream North American society. This essay will look at the examples of racial tension and racism in two different works. The first work is 'The Truth About Stories' by Thomas King. The second work is 'Riot' by Andrew Moodie. Both works deal with a wide range of issues but the common issue in both works is racial tension and racism."

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