DEFENSE MECHANISM AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN AMERICA IN BULAN TERBELAH DI LANGIT AMERIKA (2015) AND THE HATE U GIVE (2018)

Nadiah Sekar Maharani, NIM.: 20101050037 (2024) DEFENSE MECHANISM AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN AMERICA IN BULAN TERBELAH DI LANGIT AMERIKA (2015) AND THE HATE U GIVE (2018). Skripsi thesis, UIN SUNAN KALIJAGA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

This research compares Bulan Terbelah di Langit Amerika and The Hate U Give, focusing on Julia Collins and Starr Carter, who face identity-based discrimination in different cultural contexts: Islamophobia in the post-9/11 United States and systemic racism against the black community. This study uses Anna Freud's Defense Mechanism theory to examine how social pressures and personal experiences shape their defense mechanisms. Julia internalizes her experiences, resulting in isolation, while Starr channels her experiences into activism, gaining strength from community support. This research highlights the psychological impact of discrimination and the role of community and resilience in resisting systemic injustice. By bridging literature, psychology, and social justice, this research offers insights into cultivating empathy and building support systems to address cross-cultural discrimination.

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