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Author John Doll said the topics of bigotry and corruption explored in "St. James Park" stay relevant today. “People should know about their history, and know that some of the things that are happening in today’s political world have happened before,” Doll said. The same agents of the status quo are still here.”
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Author John Doll said the topics of bigotry and corruption explored in "St. James Park" stay relevant today. “People should know about their history, and know that some of the things that are happening in today’s political world have happened before,” Doll said. The same agents of the status quo are still here.”
Roots in the city
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Author John Doll said the topics of bigotry and corruption explored in "St. James Park" stay relevant today. “People should know about their history, and know that some of the things that are happening in today’s political world have happened before,” Doll said. The same agents of the status quo are still here.”
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Naomi Espinoza, Staff Writer

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