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28 August, 20:24

Imagine you are a child in the 1980's. Your parents were alive during the Civil Rights movement and you live in the south. Describe some of the struggles you might face living in a new integrated society 20 years after the Civil Rights Act.

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    Being rejected by white people, not being able to have a proper education, barely having food on the table, and also slavery.
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