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A Beneficial Segregation

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English

 

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Sherry B

 

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September 24, 2013

 

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A Southerner would share the same biases as the author when it comes to Native Americans. Carter's depiction of Granpa shows the author's belief that Indians are very ignorant. "To Granpa, whether sheriff, state or federal revenue agent, or politician of any stripe, he called them 'the law,' meaning powerful monsters who had no regard for how folks had to live and get by" (Carter, 16)...
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Granpa doesn't differentiate between the different levels of government and harbors an indiscriminate disdain for all facets of the institution. The reason for this most likely stems not from taxes but his inability to understand government. "Granpa laid his death at the door of the politicians, who, he said, were responsible for just about all the killings in history if you could check up on it" (Carter, 16)...
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