Fences and Master Harold Indict their respective cultures

Part II - B. Both Wilson and Fugard indict their cultures in Fences and Master Harold in terms of racial prejudice. How is the indictment manifested in both plays? Are there any similarities and/or differences? The racial prejudice as exhibited in the plays Master Harold and Fences manifests itself differently within the context of each story. The racial prejudice we find within the drama of Master Harold …and the boys is quite evident by …showed first 75 words of 1121 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1121 total…was not respected in that effort. Rose’s husband disrespected her by having an affair and getting that other woman pregnant. Rose and Nora both had to deal with insensitive men who were a product of the era in which both men grow up. The men of today still have affairs and still disrespect woman. The difference is that women have the same ability to seek independence that men have enjoyed for so many centuries.