Huckleberry Finn In School Cultures: An Analysis

One benefit of keeping the original print of The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn in school curriculum’s is the openness about culture (Coeyman). In many cases, the novel is being read in inter-racial classrooms, stirring up mixed emotions about reading the n-word aloud. Teachers who choose to use the novel as an educational lesson, claim that knowledge regarding diverse cultures is essential to “‘...deal with different points of view, to deal with the ambiguities of different perspectives” (Coeyman). Living in a melting pot of cultures, US students should develop proper manners when confronting people who may be ethnically diverse from themselves. As David Bradley claimed in an interview with CBS, what a black person may amiably say to another