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The novel is just as relevant in contemporary america as when it was first published.

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The book strikes a key of black humor by providing an ensamble of characters that are as equally and uniquely vile as the one that came before.

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The troubles described resonate with modern times.

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Especially harsh is his scathing satire of racial hucksters through the character of rev.

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This crook who uses racial politics to steal, self-aggrandize and generally make the world a worse place for those he pretends to help made me angry to read, but its inclusion in the novel is key to the larger themes of how politics, media and class envy can pervert justice.

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Having said that, although the protagonist (sherman mccoy) is unfairly treated in this text’s conclusion (you will have to read it for yourself to see how) he almost deserves it on the grounds of his behavior.

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Except disgusting behavior is not illegal.

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Every wrong decision mccoy makes is prompted by his arrogance alone.