They also encountered new forms of love and compassion that were unfamiliar and scary to them. ... In the novel, Black Boy, Wright acknowledges and defines the benefits and consequences of the Great Migration North through his personal episodes and encounters with "White America....
Lester also argues in his essay that when Huck speaks of Jim in the end of the novel saying, "I knowed he was white inside,"" he is displaying "proof of liberalism or compassion, but evidence of an inability to relinquish whiteness as a badge of superiority. " However, Justin Kaplan quotes Mark Twain elaborating on growing up in a slaveholding society, saying, "Conscience can be trained to approve any wild thing you want it to approve if you begin its education early and stick to it."" ... Perhaps it is in the very nature of humor as he defined it like that, like Huck, its outcast hero, Mark t...
