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Social Studies, 27.01.2021 22:10, twistedhyperboles

1. What general commentary is Dr. Seuss making on race and ethnicity? 2. More specifically, who/what does the merchant represent?
3. Does this film relate to our present day society in anyway? Please explain your response.

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