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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Debate

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The book shows how people felt towards African Americans back in the day and how it was wrong. They considered them as "inhuman." In The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn, Aunt Sally seems to be a nice person, but when the little black boy was killed she does not care since "no human was hurt." This shows how far along we have come since this time period...
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Huck plays three jokes on Jim, but in the end begs for his forgiveness because he felt he had done something indeed quite wrong. This shows that not all Southerners in the day were "racist." Mark Twain makes fun of how many people in the South were wrong to think badly towards the African Americans. This book is a very good book to get an understanding of how things were wrong back then and how far we have come since then...
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