A Racial Parallel

In "A Racial Parallel," a group of White Christians in an American town, driven by simple moral stories of cultural superiority, attempts to expel their Chinese neighbors. When they translate an editorial from a Peking newspaper that calls for driving out foreign invaders, their outrage escalates, leading to the fulfillment of their intent to drive out the Chinese community. This engaging moral tale highlights the consequences of prejudice and the dark side of moral absolutism in childhood stories with moral lessons.