Racial Liberation

Racial Liberation: A Collection of Short Stories draws the Readers’ attention on deliberations faced by characters, who are subjected to inhumane treatment, because of Xenophobia or because of racial profiling and, the ultimate liberation that each of these characters attain, as a result of their experimentation with their true selves and their attempt to remain responsible characters.

In “An Adele Moment”, Christopher Louise, a Civil Rights activist, though trapped by Fellows of Witch Craft and Wizardry, in the Salem Witch Hunt timeframe, manages to have a narrow escape from the gruelling and inhumane treatment often extended to men of colour.

In “Ruins in a litter of Fifty”, the Duner though manages to attain salvation, honour and acceptance in the inter faith mass, conglomeration and assembly, he himself is a subject of Xenophobia and his stay in Effervescence, marked with Acts of Separation, Humiliation and Sequestered Appearance.