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this video looks at the symbolism surrounding crooks and it takes just the first couple of pages of chapter four of of mice and men an obvious point is to consider the symbolism of his name Steinbeck could call crooks crooks because he symbolizes all black men and therefore heamp;#39;s giving him a name that stereotypes how black men are seen at the time as all potentially criminal in contrast to this Steinbeck uses what would in his time have been the politically correct term for black man a Negro if you visit America now the politically correct term is african-american so Steinbeck neatly shows us the racism of the time and also contrasts it with his own lack of racism then he reveals crooks is social status heamp;#39;s not allowed in the bunkhouse he belongs in the stable and this relevant reference to him as a buck as a male deer suggests that heamp;#39;s seen as less than human in many ways in this masculine society on the ranch and by implication in the wider society of Americ