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- 28 de Dic, 2014
I don't think it makes sense for Alastor to have been visibly pee-oh-see in the South. He wouldn't have had a radio career at the time. There were a couple exceptions, like Jack Leroy Cooper, but he was in Chicago where it would have been considered more acceptable.Having them call Alastor a pet, or belittling him because od the era they died in makes sense or even Pentious (1888) not treating Alastor well because hes a British person whos probably never seen a black person because of how rare they were there.
It would have made more sense for him to be white-passing or at least ambiguous like Homer Plessy of Plessy v. Ferguson fame, who could generally pass as white (and which is why he was even allowed on the train he was thrown off).