The poem criticizes how people make assumptions about others based on skin color rather than character. It suggests that civilization should be defined by human behavior and manners instead of physical attributes like skin color. The poem promotes judging and treating people as individuals rather than based on racial stereotypes or generalizations.
The poem criticizes how people make assumptions about others based on skin color rather than character. It suggests that civilization should be defined by human behavior and manners instead of physical attributes like skin color. The poem promotes judging and treating people as individuals rather than based on racial stereotypes or generalizations.
The poem criticizes how people make assumptions about others based on skin color rather than character. It suggests that civilization should be defined by human behavior and manners instead of physical attributes like skin color. The poem promotes judging and treating people as individuals rather than based on racial stereotypes or generalizations.
that people have regarding the skin colour of other people in their heads. It is an unstated fact that one's status or class is determined by one's skin colour. It implies that civilization is based on people's behavior and mannerism rather than their skin colour. Color should not be used as a criterion for any professional or personal decision. C. An African Negro and a white landlady were conversing on the phone. D. The landlady's voice was lips ticked and muffled transmission of pressured good breeding. H. The red booth, red pillar box, and red double tiered omnibus were the only objects that were red in colour. M. In this poetry, it alludes to black or dark hair. It truly refers to black hair, as well as dark or olive skin. J. It refers to the poet's concerned voice, which is based on his vivid and actual observation after a lot of thoughts have passed through his mind.
I.Sensible K.Revelation F.Adaptation
N.Lavish O.Abrasion G.Impersistent E.Racism B.Emphasise L. Hide and seek