Rather, it is the complete opposite. These two terms should be thought of in this manner to some degree, but in some dictionaries there is more than exact opposition represented in their definitions. This version of the definition is a distinct form of polarization amongst the American people.
Polarization occurs often and without hesitation when talking in terms of black and white.
Mr. Head feels that as Nelson grows up he is responsible for teaching him moral lessons concerning black and white culture. Nelson is uneducated in what a black person is supposed to look like. Without even trying Nelson dreams in images that polarize blacks and whites. Even at such a young age Nelson is experiencing polarization of black and white. Subconsciencly Nelson deals with this polarization while consciencely he is drawn in by a larger African woman.