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  • 11-01-2024
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The author writes that the South defends “the sins and sorrows of three hundred years” like “a grownup who has fallen in love with his own disease.” What sins and sorrows is she referring to? According to the author, what do white southerners stand to gain and lose by changing their ways?



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