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Essay heading: Race, Gender, and Class Stratification Response Paper
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Several examples are the references in the 16th and 17th century descriptions of animal-like symbolism because of long breast, unwomanly characteristics via unknown speech, and loss of beauty due to attitudes that display servitude.
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