Classic English Literature: Dinosaurs in the Hood Analysis (Essay Sample)

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Dinosaurs in the Hood
If there are enemies for freedom, one of them is racism. In modern society, where technology has been robustly developed, racism has become one of the oldest truths worldwide. Racism was born when human society existed. However, in a deeper understanding, racism means nothing except that people believe that each race has specific characteristics and qualities that make up their races. It needs particular competence to be able to adapt to a diverse society. More than often, society impacted how people generally view other people in a group, called the race. That is what Daniz Smith wanted to deliver in his poem, "this movie can't be a metaphor for black people & extinction. This movie can't be about race" (Smith 26-27). Diversity must be accepted with no exception. However, some discrepancies needed to be fixed in those areas. Poem implied that society has been formed around specific norms and multiple stereotypes trying to be broken nationally in the present day.
Society has always been quick to judge somebody based on their race and upbringing, and Smith represented how the society is easy to appraise from people's superficial characteristics. Scholars call this phenomenon stigma (Borenstein 1). It consists of people's discriminatory attitudes about someone from a particular race. It was true that Deniz Smith argued that some American movies impersonate black people. Daniz Smith used the dictions to describe these conditions "In his version, the boy plays with a gun, the metaphor: black boys toy with their own live…" (Smith 6-7). What society