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Journal Of A Trip South Continued From Page 2
The narrator, visiting a cotton town, details a tense scene of racial tension. He witnesses white residents glorifying violence toward Negroes, while a Black priest and local shop workers reveal dangerous attitudes beneath cordial exteriors. The account ends with unresolved questions about avoiding violence.
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