Question

The society depicted in Dry
September

Answer 1

Answer:

ya it is dry

Explanation:

which socity

Answer 2

Answer:

Dry September.” Through Will Mayes’s unjust abduction and likely murder at the hands of a vicious white mob, Faulkner presents a highly critical view of racial relations in the South in the 1920s—where black men’s behavior is criminalized while white men are free to commit violent acts without fear of reprisal. At its core, “Dry September” is thus a story of the consequences of irrational fear of and anger towards black men; Faulkner’s depiction of Mayes as submissive and likely innocent illustrates the degree to which racial hatred can turn deadly despite its utter irrationality.