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And, as is shown in a really very interesting, I guess,
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scene, at the very beginning of the book,
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where he's being robbed by a black man who says to him,
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"Oh, well, we're brothers because you're African" and at
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the same time derides, only refers to him as African and
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actually mislabels him as Nigerian when he's Sudanese.
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So, it really offers some really interesting perspective
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into issues of race, issues of ethnicity,
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and just a totally new look at American society from, yeah,
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a perspective that we're not really used to.
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I guess, yeah, that basically covers that.
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As far as some other, maybe a little bit sillier things,