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| They contrast their own educational experience with that available to society's most outcaste members and understand the value of prison education and philosophy in prisons. Peasants, Rebels, Women, and Outcastes remains an invaluable source for any student or researcher seeking to understand the human cost of Japan's audacious and gruelling leap into the twentieth century. In 1995, the record label and club Outcaste became one of England's first Asian-only endeavors. |
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