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Start: You think I don’t see it? I know exactly what I’m talkin’ about. I know what it mean to have somebody like you get into his skin.
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End: But till he got the same title in this world that you got, you and him ain’t never gonna be the same. And that ain’t blindness tell me that-- that’s 20-20.
For full extended monologue, see:
Morisseau, Dominique. Detroit ‘67. Oberon Books, Ltd. pp. 97-100.
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