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Racism towards African-American brings many impacts to African- American people’s life, especially who have ever experienced it. One of some psychological effects that experienced by African-American is double consciousness experience that could be explored in Durrow’s The Girl Who Fell from the Sky. Double consciousness phenomenon is found in the main character of the novel named Rachel Morse, a daughter of white mother and African- American father, who has identity problem in her new society. This study aims to attend the identity negotiation of Rachel as the result of double consciousness she experienced using double consciousness theory by W.E.B. Du Bois. This study reveals that Rachel Morse who experience double consciousness has to negotiate her biracial identity in American society who still believe in ‘one-drop’ rule so that she could fit in the society. The practice of racism and stereotype forms need to be reduced to make a better living for African-American and biracial people in the United States.

RACHEL MORSE’S NEGOTIATING AS THE EFFECT OF DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS IN DURROW’S THE GIRL WHO FELL FROM THE SKY