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Arabs were discredited as primitive, and inferior in comparison to Jews, who exhibit violence, untrustworthiness, cruelty, fanaticism, treacherousness and aggressiveness.
Within this communal projection, she articulates her "self," aware of the treacherousness of this location with its requirements to be black to be woman, to be other, even in this "new world.
No new insights make for radical reversals, or vice versa, since Don must have been familiar with Teach's treacherousness and is equally keen on making a profit.
 
 
 
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