Hi Eunice, I think you made a valid point on your post regarding Archie’s likely to have a negative perception about the Evans’. I think part of the problem is that Archie see the world in a different lens as opposed to most folks. He grew up in time that a lot of things that are acceptable now, and they weren’t acceptable then. No wonder he belittle anyone that is not white. Back then, racism was considered the norms, and it was not usual for white folks to see themselves as superior than blacks’. I am not saying racisms are no longer exist, in fact this is an issue a lot of folks are continue to struggle in daily life. I agree that James would not have trusted Archie. I think James would probably take a softer approach by trying to reason with Archie to make him see things from his point of view.
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I think that part of the problem is that changes can often be a difficult transitions for many people to adapt. Archie’s attitude was a prime example of ignorance and stubbornness. Edith had a different attitude, she was more willing to embrace changes as opposed to her husband. Archie give the impression that he was not ready to adapt nor willing to changes his stubborn way of thinking, but instead expresses bias towards
I think that part of the problem is that changes can often be a difficult transitions for many people to adapt. Archie’s attitude was a prime example of ignorance and stubbornness. Edith had a different attitude, she was more willing to embrace changes as opposed to her husband. Archie give the impression that he was not ready to adapt nor willing to changes his stubborn way of thinking, but instead expresses bias towards