In the book, Cry, the beloved Country, James Jarvis, Arthur’s father, finds an article written by his son that argues his beliefs on black South African people. However, in Arthur’s article he continuously repeated whether something was or was not permissible meaning if it was acceptable to him or not. One of Arthur’s beliefs that would be included in the article is that the white people of Johannesburg is not giving the opportunity to black South Africans to show what they’re capable of, and making them work inside of the mines instead. In addition, he would also include stuff such as how black South African families are not given stable homes and how they’re not receiving any proper education. Arthur mainly includes these points, however
