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         <description><![CDATA[<p><br></p><p>When reading through the book of Colonial Racial Capitalism, it goes into a variety of topics of Police brutality to Indigenous people and Native Americans then talking about the communities. I did enjoy the reading but i wish it adjusted what the topics they are talking about within the reading which would make it easier than to smush it altogether into one that can lead to the readers confused on what the author is trying to address about. However i did enjoy the fact they went into depth about the police brutality and the communities because it has happened in the past now to the present time. As a Professor once said, History has a way to repeat itself even if people do not bat an eye on it.</p>]]></description>
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