#scholarly reference

In Min Hyoung Song’s journal entry, How Good It Is To Be A Monkey: Comics, Racial Formation, and American Born Chinese, Song talks about the history of Asian Americans and the Immigrations and Nationality Act in 1965. He explains that racism has always seemed like it was only black and white and that racism within other minorities were less recognized.

In Ronald Britton’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: What Made the Monster Monstrous?, Britton explains how Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, the rejections the creature goes through is the same experience Shelley went through as a child when her mother had passed away.

This journal excerpt from Christopher Douglas’s What the Bluest Eye Knows About Them: Race, Culture, and Identity, Douglas explains the author, Toni Morrison’s reason behind the character development within her novel, The Bluest Eye.