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26 September, 16:22

How would you have reacted to segregation in the 1950s?

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    As I am from the 21st century, no thoughts or influence from the past, then I would strongly be against segregation. Although, considering the racist impact, segregation would be the right way to go since violence would be depleted from violence and much confrontation.
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