CHAPTER IV CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION
4.2 Suggestion
The researcher hopes that this study will be an example of proof that racism always appears among many kinds of races in this world. Moreover, it still happens between the Whites and the Afro-Americans in the United States exactl at South Carolina 1964 and as the result of Whites’ racism is the differences between them and finally this event becomes the race phenomenon in the United States. Because of that, the Whites ha
mericans have the same right although their skins are different from the Whites. Also the United States government should give Afro-Americans same opportunity with Whites to prove that they also have same abilities with the Whites, may be, more than Whites. The important thing that the United S government must do is the real application of the Civil Rights Act in the Americans’ life to get the better relation between the Whites and the Afro-Americans.
And the race phenomena in the South Carolina in 1964 can be the researcher’s motivation to suggest all the people to decrease the differentiation between each race that can result
we look at ourselves and think that they are the same as us. So, we are not going to look at the differences but think that differences are beautiful. We can imagine if the colors of rainbow are the same colors, we will not think that the
rainbow is beautiful. It makes the researcher assume that the differences make th world more colorful and wonderful.
T
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he researcher suggests the next researchers especially the students of UIN Malang who want to conduct the same matter to make a better study than this study. Because the researcher believes th this study still has many weaknesses and mistakes. The researcher also expects that this study can be a strong
motivation to the next researchers to anal ze racism and try to get its solution. She is sure that there is still racism attitude in our life that needs to be shown to all people as the spirit to decrea ggests the next
he Secret Life of Bees using other ism, xpressive literary criticism etc.
udy she can appreciate
eterogenic country, Indonesia still faces many problems and conflicts which are caused b and groups in Indonesia. Therefore, it is
ture.
at
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se it. The researcher also su researchers to analyze Sue Monk Kidd’s T
literary criticism such as feminist literary criticism, sociological literary critic e
The researcher emphasizes that through this st
the differences and make it as the sword to get a peace in Indonesia. Because as a h
y the differences among races
important for Indonesian to reduce differences and conflicts to reach a better fu
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