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| so:text | The most valued pleasure of the people I knew was a car, the most cherished experience a bottle of whisky, the most sought-after prize somebody else’s wife. I had no sense of being inferior or superior to the people about me; I merely felt that they had had no chance to learn to live differently. I never criticized them or praised them, yet they felt in my neutrality a deeper rejection of them than if I had cursed them. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Richard_Wright |
| so:description | Black Boy (1945) (en) |
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