Growing up in a private school, not going to lie, I have never been the person to feel out of place. I have always had my same friends and we always seemed to be the “cool ones,” as some people would say. Although I have never felt this type of pain I have certainly seen it. My eyes have witnessed racial discrimination plenty of times. In Sayed Kashua novel “Second Person Singular,” he used the main characters, Amir and the lawyer, to demonstrate how they can be a part of the Israeli community but still keep their Arab culture and traditions; just as a black would do entering a white society. Having both characters coming from the same religion and society, but having different approaches on reaching what they desire made it very interesting
