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In the "Coming of Age in Mississippi" book; Moody was an angry young woman, mad at everybody. Support or repudiate this statement with specific examples. (300 words)

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This repudiates the statement that Moody was a woman mad at everyone.

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I will repudiate this statement very easily with an example provided by Mrs. Moody regarding an incident occurring in the Woolworth's sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi. These sit-ins were characterized by taunts and violence, and were participants such as Moody were often brutally removed, though they refused to commit violent acts of their own. In this particular sit-in she was forcefully thrown against a wall, she was slapped in ...

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