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Arnold did not really feel included in many things due to his skin color and he got left out in most things because of that and now he got into this white school.

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mr p is a laid back lazy tired teacher and does not really care about much things but when compared to mr doge he is the oppisite character from mr p, mr doge gets mad vary easily.

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In Reardan junior was the only Indian boy and he's from poor family and he got bullied.

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Junior felt very out of place just due to his skin color and was made fun of just cause his culture and color compared to other students

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people of all races and classes are addicted to things some examples of this are how juniors father is addicted to drinking penelope is a bulimic

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Mr. p is a lazy teacher who does not care much while Mr. dodge is the complete opposite from Mr. p since Dodge is always mad

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Questions of privilege and social class in the novel the fact that so many Indian families live below the poverty line, have limited access to public services, and inferior education are closely tied to questions of racial prejudice and history for most of his early life, Junior has relatively little interaction with the white world but he does have the inescapable knowledge that he is an Indian, an “other” in American society, and he knows the disadvantages that come with it. Perhaps this is one reason why Junior uses the label of “Indian,” and never the more politically correct term, “Native American.” Junior feels society at large sees him, and so sees himself, as an Indian. But, regardless of how mainstream American society depicts them, Junior knows that all Indians are not alike. Each tribe has its own unique culture. Junior has insight into his tribe’s culture that hypocritical sympathizers like the white billionaire, Ted, cannot buy or steal. But, along with each tribe’s unique identity comes prejudice and stereotypes.

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Junior is well aware of that addiction is often a part of the poverty and hopelessness on the reservation. He is surprised, however, to learn that addiction is universal and equally prominent in people of other ethnicities and class. Junior learns that although someone's life may appear to be perfect on the outside, those people are just as likely to hurt on the inside.

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Junior's experience is impacted by Reardan by race and culture because people on the rez call him a part time Indian because he spends half his time in Reardan.

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His experience is impacted because the white kids made him feel like a outcast and he didn't belong there.

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Mr.p is chill and funny and Mr. dodge is serious and anoying

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Junior's experience at Reardan is impacted by race and culture because Rearden is a school for white people and junior is a American Indian. So the kids in that school treated Junior bad and treated him like an idiot.

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Junior's experience at Reardan is impacted by his race and culture because people treat him and see him differently than everyone else. In the novel, Junior is not respected by other students or teachers. The kids in his class laughed at him for his name, ignored him, made fun of him, and he was seen as threat because he is Indian

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Mr. p is more relax lazy person,  but
Mr. Dodge is  a mean, racist  teacher but takes everything serious.

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Addictions transcend race and class because penelope was addicted balimia and she was white and also rich and addicted to eating food then throwing it up while juniors dad was indian and poor and had a drinking addicted which proved  it dont matter what race you are you can still have an addiction

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Mr.p and Mr.dodge  are different because Mr.p is very laid back, lazy, nonchalant while Mr. dodge take his job vary serious and gets irritated.

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Addiction is when someone cant stop doing something and is obsessed with it. Race and Class have nothing to do with addiction anyone could easily be addicted, for example Penelope is a pretty, rich white girl that has a bulimic addition, while junior father is poor and Indian that has an addiction to drinking.

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Juniors experience at Reardan was impacted by his race because people did not treat him the way they treated other because he was the only Indian while everyone else was white.

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Addiction does not transcend with race and class because someone's addiction could be because of a persons obsession and a obsession doesn't come from a persons race or class. Penelope wants to be bulimic and Juniors father is addicted to drinking.

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penlope addiction is because every body thinks she is perfect so she has look perfect

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I think that addiction does not have anything to do with race or class because anyone could have an addiction to get rid of their problems. Like Juniors dad drinks to forget his problems while Penelope eats then throws up to not gain weight.

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Addiction is something anyone can have. Even though Penelope is white, rich, and pretty, she still struggles with addiction, which in her case is bulimia. Junior's dad is the exact opposite of Penelope because he is a male, poor, and he is native Indian, but he is an alcoholic.

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Junior's experience at Reardan is impacted by race and culture because he is different from others. For example when he joined the school, he was ignored and treated like and idiot.

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Addictions transcends race and class because Penelope is rich and shes white and addicted to bulimia while Juniors dad was indian and poor addicted to alcohol which proves everybody has a addiction

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Addiction does not transcend race and ethnicity because it has nothing to do with it. Addiction can be for more than one race, does not matter if they are rich or poor.

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Mr. P is forgetful, lazy and friendly to Junior. While Mr. Dodge is a short-tempered and aggressive. Mr. Dodge got mad at Junior for questioning him and proving him wrong.

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Addiction transcends race and class because addiction can happen to anyone. For example Junior's dad is poor and Indian and he is an addict, but Penelope is white and rich, but she is also an addict.

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that mr.p and mr.dodge is different because mr.p is more laid back and mr.dodge is more serious

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Mr.P is a Indian teacher and was  calm and forgetful do to his age  while Mr.dodge is a white teacher and he is serious and strict about his job

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Mr. P is clam and relaxed, but Mr. Dodge is more strict and angry. For example Mr. Dodge gets angry when Junior proves his wrong, but Mr. P lets his students do what ever he wants.

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addiction is something when someone is obsessed with something, anyone can have an addiction no matter race or class, an example is that Penelope is white and had an bulimic addiction and Junior's father is Indian and has and alcoholic addiction.

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Mr p is very sleepy and forgetful

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mr p is more laid back and funny and mr dodge is to serious and angry - jovary 

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mr p is more laid back and funny and mr dodge is to serious and angry - jovary 

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Junior's experience at Reardan is impacted by race and culture because the students would call him names and the teachers would also treat him differently than others.

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Mr.P and Mr.Dodge is different because in the passage Mr.P is more laid back and doesn't take his job too serious meanwhile Mr.Dodge takes his job serious to the fullest extent.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge characters are very different. Mr. P is very nonchalant, messy, lazy and more relaxed, while Mr. Dodge is more uptight, organized, and unforgiving, in the image he is compare to a volcano about to explode , which makes him look more angry and strict compared to Mr. P.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge are polar opposites of each other. Mr. P is lazy, late, and undisciplined. On the other hand, Mr. Dodge is very serious, racist, and strict. In the novel, Mr. P is always late and he was uninterested to teach because Junior says that his class was so boring, he was teaching them to sleep. But, when junior arrived to class on the first day, Mr. Dodge was angry that he was late.

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Mr. p was always tired forgetful and more calm also Mr. dodge was more serious about his job and a bit meaner.

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Juniors experience at Reardan impacted by race and culture because at Reardan is a all white school and all white neighborhood with rich people. Unlike Junior who is poor and Indian. So junior is kinda like an outcast towards other people.

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Addiction doesn't transcend race or class because it affects any person. It doesn't matter what race or class you are. An example of this would be Whitney Houston or Lindsay Lohan whom which both became addicted to drugs.

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No matter if you rich, poor ,black or white. Everyone can have an addiction.

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Arnold was constantly ignored by teachers and student alike with the only ones really talking to him were bullies. Bullies who day after day said racial slurs to him and then acted like him standing up for himself and fighting back to be a bad thing.All because hes an native american.

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Addiction does not transcend race and class because it has nothing to do with that. Addiction can be for anyone race or class does not matter what so ever

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Addictions transcend race and ethnicity because even thougth penelope is a white girl in a wealthy school she has an addiction to being Balimic just like Arnolds that who in comparison to Penelope is poor and a segregated native but they both have addictions with him being an alcoholic

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Mr.P is very laid back as well as forgetful because of his old age and very lazy to say the list. While Mr.Dodge is a very serious and racist to say the least white male who at least in years is very young compare to Mr.P

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Arnold's experience impacts his race & culture because he's the first Indian to go to a all white school.

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Obviously Arnold wasn't from the white town so, when Arnold started going there naturally people would look at him weird. For example his first day at Rearden ,An all whites school, people made fun of his name, a common name on the reservation wasn't so common at Rearden. Then he came into another conflict with Mr. Dodge ,A white teacher at Rearden, is extremely rude to Arnold even though Arnold was smarter than he thought. He was racially profiling him because he came from the reservation. Until he started dating Penelope where he started gaining respect from his peers at the school.

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Addition doesn't really have to do with race, addition is when a person has an obsession over something.

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Mr. P seem more chill and puts more work in with his students but Mr. Dodge is the opposite all ways mad and not working with his students

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even tho juniors dad and Penelope where to different people/race they both have there own problems/ addictions in a way

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge are actually different, in the story Mr. P is calm and lazy while Mr. Dodge is very serious and gets angry easily.

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Junior's experience at Reardan was impacted by his race and culture. He was mistreated and bullied because of his skin color, since Reardan is an all white school.

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Addiction trancend race and class by giving us different character from the story who struggle from addiction. For example, Arnolds dad, a poor man from the reservation, is addicted to alcohol. Another example is that penelope, an upper class girl, struggles with bulimia.

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Mr. P was apologetic for beating the previous Indians that came before him. Mr. dodge was a racist to probably the only Indian in the school and unlike Mr. p he was a hot head.

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Everyone in rearden looked a junior because of his race and looked at him in a weird way and junior didn't fell good about that so he doesn't like that school because people judge him for his race and culture.

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Juniors experience at rearden was impacted by race and culture because on his first day of school everyone was looking at him weirdly and even some of the teachers ignored him and didn't believe his answers people also called him slurs and it was up to the point where junior even got into a fight

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Junior's experience at Rearden was impacted by his race because he was the only Indian boy in the whole school. So, they treated him differently. They was racist towards hims, and made fun of where he came from & his name.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge are very different because Mr. P is more laid back about his work ethic. On the other hand, Mr. Dodge takes his job a little too seriously and is very irritable.

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Junior's experience impacted his race because he feels bad he "betrayed" the rez and wasn't happy about Rowdy being mad at him and the rez doesn't see Arnold the same person he used to be.

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Addiction has nothing to do with someone's race or class. For an example, Arnold's dad is Indian and poor but is also an alcoholic. Meanwhile, Penelope is in a higher class and white but has an addiction of making herself throw up. This shows that although they are completely opposites when it comes to race and class they both have addictions.

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Mr. P was a forgiving type of teacher who was forgetful and sweet to his students Mr. Doge was rage full and rude to students of color.

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Junior experiences in Rearden are different from how other people experience that school due to race. Many students think of him different or think of him as inhuman due to the fact that he is American Indian. He gets bullied and called name but everyone including adults choose to ignore him because of where he is from.

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Addiction is something anyone can have no matter the race or class. For example, Penelope is a upper class white girl but she has an addiction of bulimia and Arnold's dad is a lower class Indian man that's an alcoholic.

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addiction did not have anything to do with race and class. for example Penelope, a rich white girl that goes to Reardan and she has bulimia which is an addiction to throwing up you're food. while juniors dad an poor Indian that lives on the rez also has an addiction to alcohol which proves it doesn't matter what race or class u are you are able to have an addition

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Mr. p forgets to come to school and is a very forgetful person, mr dodge was a racist and only liked white people an not junior because of his race.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dogde are two completely different people in this novel. For example, Mr. Pis a very lazy and forgetful teacher while on the other hand, Mr. Dodge is a very energetic and serious teacher.

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Everyone saw Arnold as a weird unusual Indian kid who didn't belong in Reardan and got bullied of for his name and looks on his first day.

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Penelope and Junior's dad are on different social classes but, they still struggle with addiction. Juniors dad is an alcoholic while Penelope is bulimic and throws up. This shows how addictions doesn't care about race and class, it doesn't matter if you can afford luxuries or if you can't you will still struggle with it.

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Addiction doesn't have a requirement, it isn't controllable in some situations and can happen to anyone. In the text it states that Penelope ,a white student at Reardan, was a Bulimic, while looking back on Juniors dad ,an Indian on the rez, has alcoholism. this shows anyone of any culture can have an addiction and doesn't have a requirement.

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Junior's experience in Reardan was you can say the complete opposite of a welcoming school. Junior was made fun of the way he looked,talked and even his own culture, even getting into fights.

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Mr.P was a very sleepy teacher and would forget most things. While Mr. Dodge was a teacher that took his job seriously and did want to actually help his kids learn.

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Addiction is something that any one no matter their race or class. Like Arnoldo's dad a Indian lower class man, has an addiction to alcohol . While Penelope a white girl that's upper class also has an addiction of bulimia.

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Everybody at readen looks at arnold in a different way. People are very mean to him and he does not like that. For example, when a group of kids calls arnold some racial terms, he gets mad and punches one of the kids on the face.

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In the novel Mr.Dodge was strict and short tempered while Mr.P was lazy and late all the time.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge are pretty much the exact opposite when their compared. Mr. P is a lazy teacher but as well as laid back and slow, Mr Dodge is serious and gets easily mad when it comes to his job.

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Junior's  was getting bulling because he was the only Indian guy in Reandan and boy's attack him with races words .

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Addiction transcends race and class because Penelope is white and is higher class than Arnold and still suffers from anorexia and Arnold's dad is an acholic and is poorer and not white like Penelope.

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Addiction has nothing to do with race or class because many people has addiction on many things
and it has nothing to do with race.

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Mr. Didge is some serous white guy who doesn't like junior too much, he is a little racist toward him. Meanwhile Mr. P is pretty lazy and a bit forgetful about things, Really carefree on the rezervation but is good to junior.

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Addiction transcend race and class because you don't need to be a specific race or class to be addicted to something, something like alcohol.

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Junior's experience in his school impacted race and culture because since most of his class mates are white they made fun of him for being Indian.

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Addiction doesn't matter if your a certain race or not. Arnold's father has a drinking problem and hes Indian and poor. While penelope throws up her own food after she eats it and shes white and obviously has much more money then arnold's parents.

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Mr. P is someone that shows to be uninterested and if late for class a lot. Mr. Dodge is from Rearden and he shows that he doesn't pay attention to Junior and that shows how they act similar.

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Mr. P was a lazy teacher who lived in a reservation. Mr. Dodge took everything seriously and also started to be racist.

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Addiction doesn't require a race and class. For example Arnolds dad had an addiction to alcohol.

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Addiction transcends to race and class because not all people, including people from different class or race, have addictions. For an example, Arnolds dad has a drinking addiction and Penelope has Bulimia addiction. Therefore, regardless of your race or class anyone can have an addiction.

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Junior's experience at Reardan impacted by race and culture because the kids at the school are racist towards him and call him names. The teacher Mr. Dodge doesn't really care about what Arnold has to say.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge were honestly the opposite of each other. Mr. P was a lazy and forgetful guy and Mr. Dodge was a angry and serious guy.

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Mr. P and Mr. Dodge were honestly the opposite of each other. Mr. P was a lazy and forgetful guy and Mr. Dodge was a angry and serious guy.

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Junior's experience at Rearden was impacted by race and culture because that's all everyone seen when they looked at him. Arnold was the only POC in Reardan it seems like because when he first showed up everyone looked at him as if he was crazy. Specifically in the text Roger made a racist remark to Junior, which was claimed to be the most racist thing ever said to Junior, that resulted into Junior swinging at him because that is what he grew up learning. After swinging at Roger everyone just thought Junior was absolutely out of his mind, even Roger.

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Juniors experience at Reardan is impacted by race and culture because when junior was in front of the school people kept staring at him. Later on when he was in class kids laughed at his name And his teachers such as Mr. Dodge wouldn't listen to Arnold.

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You don't have to be any specific race or class to have an addiction. For example, Penelope, she's addicted to making herself throw up because maybe it keeps her happy or she doesn't want to get/ be "fat". Juniors Indian father also have an addiction but his is drinking. 

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You don't have to be any specific race or class to have an addiction. For example, Penelope, she's addicted to making herself throw up because maybe it keeps her happy or she doesn't want to get/ be "fat". Juniors Indian father also have an addiction but his is drinking. 

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Anyone from any race can have an addiction. Penelope has an addiction of throwing up food and Arnold's dad has an addiction to drinking alcohol. They are both different races.

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Mr. P was a laid-back Indian teacher who lives on the reservation while Mr. Dodge is a 🤬, racist, Caucasian teacher at Reardan. See the difference here is that Junior had no racial issues or issues with his social class with Mr. P because they relate in that part. Mr. Dodge a long with a lot of kids in Reardan make snarky remarks about Junior's skin color and or culture.

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Mr. p and Mr. Dodge compare to each other because they are both teachers.

Mr. Dodge= He is more of an angry/Mean/Aggressive teacher.

Mr. p=He is calmer teacher then Mr. Dodge.

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Mr P and Mr dodge are complete opposites. Mr P is very relaxed laid back and lazy while Mr dodge is very short tempered. This is shown when Junior proves Mr dodge wrong and he gets very mad at him just for being right.

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Addiction transcend race and class because Penelope a white girl and is higher class is bulimic and Arnold's dad a Indian is addicted to alcohol.

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Juniors experiences in Rearden are impacted by race and culture because many of the students and teachers think of him as inhuman because he is Indian.At times he gets bullied and gets called names but even the grown adults ignore him because of where he is from.

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Juniors experience at Reardan is greatly impacted by his race and culture. Like how on the first day of school the kids looked at his weird mad fun of his nickname and even the teachers treated him like trash.

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Addiction does not classify with race and social hierarchy. Junior had found out about Penelope's bulimia and it traced him right back to his father's alcoholism. There's a connection here, addiction is addiction no matter who you are. Although, addiction distinguishes and varies throughout almost every single human on this planet, a lot of them have different racial backgrounds and social classes, but the same addiction issue. Without saying, any type of addiction can vary in all races and classes.