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In the book When My Name was Keoko by Linda Sue Park Abuji and Omoni Are different because the dad is kinda sexist Because he only listens to the man and ask them questions only he doesn't let his daughter listening to the guy talk. The mom isnt exeist she treats the men and girls the same way she treats people equally. Omoni the mom takes care of things in the house and Abuji the dad doesn't take care things in the house that's how the mom and dad are different in keoko. Also the dad and uncle are kinda the same they treat everyone different in the story but on the other the mom takes care of everything and treats people the same and gives people the same rights that's how the two characters in My Name Was Keoko are different and has different
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