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For That Extra Tangy Taste

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Death's hands are stirring a boiling pot labeled The South. The other hand holds a shaker with Anti-Semitism written on it.
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State Historical Society of Missouri

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Missouri Hub

Keywords

  1. Prejudices
  2. Race Relations
  3. Racism

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