The Role Of Discrimination In John Steinbeck's Of Mice And Men

Discrimination does not prove a difference within two races, it only creates a division between the two. One becomes superior and the other is inferior. in the world. Although one group of society may hold more power than the other, it does not give them the right to discriminate others. Not only does the world reveal reality to us as society, we also expose reality to the world. To add, this superior race distinguishes society based on race, class and abilities. In John Steinbeck’s novel “ Of Mice & Men” he uses characterization to demonstrate how society separates people by color, distinguishes them by class and neglects those who have disabilities although what they really need is attention.