How do Gold Cadillac and Country Lovers differ in their presentation Es

How do Gold Cadillac and Country Lovers differ in their launchingof Prejudice?Both Mildred Taylor (Gold Cadillac) and Nadine Gordimer (CountryLovers) grew up in cultures where racialism was a part of their everydaylife. This theme of racism is reflected strongly in their stories.Mildred Taylors experience of racism in the Southern States ofAmerica is reflected in the themes and setting of her writing. She wasborn in 1943, Jackson, Mississippi, the strongest racial prejudicesate found in America. In many of her college preparative classes,Mildred Taylor was the only ghastly student. She often found herselfpainfully embarrassed by the lacklustre portrait of black people aspresented in hi spirit level class.Similarly, Nadine Gordimers life in South Africa allowed her towitness first hand the human effects of segregation andstate-sanctioned racism, during the Apartheid. From her earlychildhood, Nadine Gordimer witnessed how the white minorityincreasingly weakened the rights of the bla ck majority. She states inThe lying days, which is based closely on her own life, that she hada growing disaffection toward the narrow-mindlessness of a small townlife.In the Gold Cadillac, the author focuses on the themes of racialprejudice through family life. By using dialogue, the reader sensesthe closeness of the family we know they are secure and loved, Wilmaand I hugged our spawn with our joy. My uncles came from the houseand my aunts, carrying their babies, came out to. Mildred Taylor andher father had a special relationship, From my father I learned torespect the past, to respect my own heritage and myself, this is aquote from Mildred Taylor. I therefore think, Mildred Taylor decided... ...ers to feel and thinkhow she feels and thinks. We see how family is important to MildredTaylor, because, the father gave up the Gold Cadillac to protect hisfamily. The Gold Cadillac is represented as America, it may see to bea country of freedom, but it really is a country of racism an dprejudice.The author of Gold Cadillac allows the readers to engage with theauthor. Because the narrator is a young girl, the story becomes moretruthful, this helps the reader to create a more vivid image of theGold Cadillac.Finally, both stories have a strong theme of racial prejudice. Theyseek deal with and present these tensions in a strikingly differentway, both stories allows the readers to engage with the author. Welearn how both Mildred Taylor and Nadine Gordimers historical context help contribute to the stories, bringing the text to life.