in the novel passage to india it talks about race and racism explain?

Question

explain and give evedence if you have from the novel

Answer 1

Wikipedia actually offers a good answer to your question.

Go to the Wiki link below, and scroll down to the section called "Themes". The first two "bullet" points contain the information you want (including illustrative evidence from the novel).

In summary: -

"Race" differences prevent real friendship from developing between British and Indians; because the British are a "master race" in India - and therefore resented by Indians; whereas, to the British, Indians are a "subject race" - and therefore secretly despised by the British.

"Racism" among the British in India is illustrated by their rudeness, arrogance and sometimes sheer sadistic cruelty toward Indians.

Answer 2

"Race" is when two or more people compete (usually through running over a distance) against each other. "Racism" means "against racing" and a "racist" is more commonly known as an "athlete" LOL