Abstract

Nadine Gordimer, in her writings, shows a militant attitude towards the African life. In this type of life, there existed a little hope for white who were the victims of a political policies of the government in her works. Among the recurrent and significant concerns in her works is the theme of racism and cultural discrimination. She has beautifully articulated some of the major issues for the white South African. In other words, she has presented the nature of apartheid policy adopted by the regime. She also deals with the post-apartheid impact of racial policy.

Keywords

Race, culture, discrimination, apartheid, tolerance

Citation (APA Format)

Kumar, D. (2022). Racism and cultural discrimination in Nadine Gordimer’s July’s People: A comprehensive study. International Journal of Politics, Law, and Management, 1(4).