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This is a complex question, and one of the most interesting and critically engaging aspects of the Great Gatsby. In the novel, Tom reads a book about white supremacy and seems to harbor some beliefs that we might consider to be racist. He makes a number of statements throughout the novel which are decidedly racist in nature. Daisy, at some points earlier in the novel, seems to agree with Tom's racist perspectives.
<span>Henry says that holding back his opinions at such a critical moment in the country’s history would be akin to treason against the country, and would also mean betraying God, a king that is above any other earthly king. </span>
