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Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Hugh Garner, in his short story One-Two-Three Little Indians is able to tell us how racism is still present between natives and Caucasian in Canada. Garner uses characterization to help us display that racism is present, and how natives are been treated like objects and are seen as native stereotype, not a person. The illuminated sign and the feathers of his hat. At first, Garner point of a passage where stereotype and racism are been exposed. By Philip Pullman is all abo.

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Wednesday, September 15, 2010. Hugh Garner, in his short story One-Two-Three Little Indians is able to tell us how racism is still present between natives and Caucasian in Canada. Garner uses characterization to help us display that racism is present, and how natives are been treated like objects and are seen as native stereotype, not a person. The illuminated sign and the feathers of his hat. At first, Garner point of a passage where stereotype and racism are been exposed. By Philip Pullman is all abo.

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