American Segregation in Modern Time Reflected in Nic Stone's Dear Martin

Warid, S Ilhamullah (2021) American Segregation in Modern Time Reflected in Nic Stone's Dear Martin. Diploma thesis, Universitas Andalas.

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Abstract

This study aims to provide an overview of the segregation that occurs in modern times as reflected in the novel entitled Dear Martin by Nic Stones. The focus of this thesis research is to analyze the types of modern-day segregation that occur in this novel. The study also analyzed the impact of segregation on black people. This study applies the segregation topic developed by Kenneth Clark. The theory used in analyzing the novel is the sociological approach by Alan Swingewood. The analysis is presented by the descriptive method. After analyzing Dear Martin, the writer argues that segregation still occurs in modern times even though the legal rules have been repealed. The segregation that the writer found is residential segregation and school segregation. Black people in the novel tend to live in one environment and go to school according to the dominant race. As a result, black people get labeled treatment and live in low-income conditions.

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