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This solution examine the nonfiction book, "Kaffir Boy." It also provides textual evidence.

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This solution embodies an exploration of challenges in "Kaffir Boy." It also provides textual evidence.

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As you analyze the novel, look at the protagonist's major problems: poverty, rigid separation between blacks and whites under Apartheid laws in South Africa, the overall effects of racism, peer pressure on the streets (how he had to ...

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