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The one other incident where I felt unjust for the blacks is when Stacey and friends were trying to fix the Ford at the gas station and Cassie wanted to use the washroom but she was deprived of the rights to use the washroom and she was also not treat like a human being by the whites.

I felt unjust for the blacks as the blacks does not even have the rights to use the basic amenities like the washroom. Cassie had to sneak around and making sure that nobody was around so that she can try to use the ' WHITE LADIES ONLY' washroom. There was an unspoken rule and Cassie knows what the 'kind of trouble' she will be in if she 'disobeyed the signs'. I felt unjust for the blacks as they have to follow the unspoken rule and be deprived of the basics amenities.

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In The Hunt, Harris is chased and he eventually injures himself mainly becuase of Statler Aames.

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Clarence still being discriminated even after joining the army 

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Clarence still being discriminated even after joining the army 

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The reason why clarence joined the army was because he thought that he would be treated equally. But he was wrong, as even though he joined the army, he was still being discriminated and treated with unjust. (SHOW EXAMPLES OF HOW HE WAS DISCRIMINATED AND TREATED WITH UNJUST) He thought that after joining the army, everyone would be treated equally, as they would all be fighting for their country as one.

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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One of the incident where i feel unjust for the blacks is when Clarence got rejected from the hospital.This incident has make me feel unjust for the blacks , as the blacks are being deprived from the basic healthcare needs. This is evident from the book where

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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The incident where Clarence get rejected from the hospital is one of the incident in the book where i feel unjust for the Blacks.

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Clarence being rejected out from the hospital

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Clarence being rejected out from the hospital

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Clarence being rejected from the hosital

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Clarence being rejected from the hosital

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The incident where Clarence got rejected from the hospital even though he was in serious pain, made me feel unjust for the Blacks as it shows how they were deprived of something as simple as a hospital check-up. When Stacey brought Clarence to a hospital, a nurse had told them that they 'dont treat nigras here' this made me feel unjust for the Blacks as it showed how even their health were neglected by the society. After the nurse had told them off, Stacey had desperately expressed that there were 'no colored hospital.' But the nurse had still coldly rejected them without trying to understand Clarence's situation. It also showed how deeply rooted discrimination is in the society as the Blacks were given no sympathy. This deprivation of medical treatment is significant as it led to Clarence's death.  This also emphasizes the lack of basic human rights for the Blacks in the society and thus, this particular incident made me feel unjust for the Blacks.

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The hunt - whites don't get punish after bullying harris

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Mr simms didn't show gratitude when the black's help him to pull out his truck. 

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Mr simms didn't show gratitude when the black's help him to pull out his truck. 

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Harris got chased by the dogs and end up hurting his leg.

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Harris got chased by the dogs and end up hurting his leg.

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Hospital- clarence

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Cassie got caught trying to use the toilet at the gas station.

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Cassie got caught trying to use the toilet at the gas station.

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The other one incident where I feel unjust for the black is in the chapter Road to Memphis where Cassie got caught trying to use the toilet back at the gas station.This incident has make me feel unjust for the blacks as even the blacks are deprived of basic amenities such as bathroom.The fact that Cassie has to sneak into the bathroom  and found that the sign on the first and second door "white ladies only." And "white gentlemen only"Clearly indicates that even the basic amenities every human being should have the blacks are deprived off.The blacks had to find their own spaces in the bushes to do their business .Not only that,Cassie was humiliated and insulted when she was caught.)"round here putting your black butt where white ladies got t sit".This explains how much trouble the blacks had to go through just trying to use the bathroom.Not only that the gas attendant also thought of calling the 'sheriff' to take to jail for 'breaking the law'.Even the slightest 'mistake' trying to use the bathroom have cause the blacks many problem such as end up in jail.Hence,I find that the incident where Cassie got caught trying to use the bathroom make me feel unjust for the blacks.

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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Clarence being rejected from the hospital

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The incident where Clarence got rejected from the hospital even though he was in serious pain, made me feel unjust for the Blacks as it shows how they were deprived of something as simple as a hospital check-up. When Stacey brought Clarence to a hospital, the nurse had told them that they 'dont treat nigras here'(SO? LINK BACK TO QUESTION) and it was clear that there were 'no colored hospital' for them to be able to check Clarence into. The nurse had coldly rejected them without trying to understand Clarence's situation. It also showed how deeply rooted discrimination is in the society as the Blacks were given no sympathy. This deprivation of medical treatment is significant as it led to Clarence's death. This also emphasizes the lack of basic human rights for the Blacks in the society. (Question is asking you to talk about the unjust in the novel, shift the focus back here)