Racism is a major theme of Mark Twain’s Huckleberry Finn. ... Huck Finn goes through a metamorphosis
throughout the novel, starting out as a bigoted child, and eventually coming to accept
Jim as a human being. ...
Instead, Twain showed how racism and slavery was wrong in very subtle ways. Twain
never comes out blatantly saying that racism is wrong, he uses little examples that
usually have to be interpreted to find their true meaning. ... Twain constantly employs satire through Huck, many racist things he
says are actually meant to be poking fun at racism.
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