According to the text, how does race play a role in the specific good-deed examples cited by the author?

According to the text, the race plays very important role when it comes to good-deeds. As the characters in the examples were African American, people had lower expectations towards them because of their skin color, and because of that people felt the need to put the good-doers on the pedestal, which is unfair, as we should not have lower expectations towards people who does not share the same religion, race, origin or sexuality with us.

azikennamdi azikennamdi · Answer 2 · 2022-03-10T11:41:06+01:00

The specific text referred to is absence, hence the general answer. The entire story however is culled from the story Putting Good Deeds In Headlines May Not Be So Good by Tovia Smith.

What is the story "Putting Good Deeds In Headlines May Not Be So Good" about?

This is the story of a man named Glen James (who although homeless and poor) returned a backpack filled with $42,000 in cash.

The story hit the media however, the reporting became problematic. The key idea from the story is that whenever a good deed is reported, it always comes with it's own challenges.

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