In Joseph Conrad's Novel, The Heart of Darkness, Conrad's demonstrates two way in which he alludes to the reader that his ways of writing are racists. He first uses the strategies of comparison when he unjustifiably makes the white people superior in every situation in which the African persons are partaking in as well. The second way in which Conrad suggest racist material is when he only gives credit and praise when the Africans are in the "right place." Both ways of expressing opinion are beligerating and wrong. Conrad not only is falsely representing another culture, he is making the white culture seem exact opposite of the Africans, suggesting that they are more like animals then the humans they rightfully are. Some examples of his