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"I look at the world" was written in the 1920's what might the speaker of the poem think about the world today, nearly 100 years later? Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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I believe they are talking about racism and if that is correct ...they mention "that all these walls oppression builds Will have to go" in the quote they are talking about how they are fed up with the way things are going on and I believe they would be happy with the movements that are going on in today's age about oppression against certain races

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