Uncle Tom’s Cabin as an Anti- Racist Text. Coursework (Coursework Sample)

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Uncle Tom’s Cabin as an Anti- Racist Text
Introduction
The text “Uncle Tom’s Cabin” builds on thematic concerns which, in respect to the interaction between slaves in both the southern and northern regions of the American continent, appeal to the need for the abolition of slavery. Harriet Beecher Stowe's authorship skills impact positively in characterization because the characters and what they do say, and think to mirror the real lives of slaves during the colonization period. The book intended to trigger the sense of humanity to the slave dealers and master who never regarded slaves as people that deserve any rights and freedoms. Stowe succeeds in revealing slavery that thrives at horrible brutality, sexual exploitation of women and violence.
Besides, the text supports braveness and morality through the actions of the main character, Uncle Tom.