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JI7

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Sat Dec-23-06 06:31 PM
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2. the ripping up of the families

i think that made it the most difficult and can still be seen today. unlike many others who can more easily trace their family back and have a support system it was much tougher for slaves or people whose family and ancestors were slaves.

i think there would probably still be discrimination. look at native americans and other minorities . what the chinese and japanese dealt with. but i think the history of slavery and tearing up of families does make it more difficult to deal with things.

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