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American Childhood

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Social Issues

 

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Brenda G

 

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June 19, 2012

 

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University

 

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Every afternoon, authorities "let out" the surviving children to return to their lightless steep houses, where they knelt before writhing crucifixes, bandied racial epithets about, and ate stewed fish." Clearly this is not the case, however, based on rumors and lies the girl had the image of the Catholic community stuck in her head...
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Because of this image, she had a fear of interacting with them, and therefore, although she saw them often, never spoke to them. Another way I could tell that the girl had pre-judged these people is that when she saw the nuns walking together, she id not even she them as individuals, but more like a heard of faceless, fake people...
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