Discrimination In Mark Twain's The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

All through history, people have been discriminated against, enslaved, captured, and killed; However, it all stopped near the end of the 19th century, why is that? As people’s attitudes started changing, people started to see how bad it really was, they started to see what they have become, they started to realize that “Blacks” were people too. Though Discrimination still happens nowadays, Its not like it was before, it shouldn't ever be as because they are people too, Pigmentation of skin color does not change anything nor does their language or Origins. People viewed Blacks as like Animals it seems like. They used them as tools, they used them to do their dirty work because they are too lazy. They were our property (Twain, 14) “Looky here, Jim; does
As the book progresses However, his opinions quickly change over Jim, he started having a connection with him. Jim has this very caring father-like persona, towards Huck, they start having such a connection that just doesn't happen between man and slave. Many times Huck had the option to betray him, to turn him in, but he doesn’t, he goes the hard way because he was his friend. Just like this book these are the situations that had happened between society and blacks, that made people start realizing they are just the same as us. Blacks weren't the only thing Discriminated against, as with many Minorities like Indians. People drove them out of theIn the Film Dancing with Wolves John discovers Indians, Creatures he has never seen before that we have been fighting against for ages. Through his experiences and encounters, he sees that they are just people too. They all just want the same things we do, they just want to live their lives, so why are they different then us? Things do change, Things can get better, We see many changes through history, yet this is one of the biggest things. Why can’t we see each other as