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The Pros And Cons Of Having A Black President
Despite the fact that you disagree, I strongly still maintain my position because in 2012 when the new president of the USA was elected due to his skin color, there were a few drop in the economic. Big companies owners who were Caucasians voluntary cause a drop in their companies revenues because they knew a drop in their revenues will cause a drop in the USA economic. They did this to show their disapproval of having a Black president. It was shown on tv and I watched in a classroom in the
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