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The movie’s got this line, “We’re all copies of something,” and I’m like, ain’t that true for whores too? They play a role, put on a mask, but who’s the real them? Kinda freaky to think about. One time, I saw this post – some dude said his grandma was a whore in the 40s to feed her kids during the war. Blew my mind, man! Not all glitz and heels – some real grit there.

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First published in , this stirring novel by the great writer and activist Frances Harper tells the story of the young daughter of a wealthy Mississippi planter who travels to the North to attend .

The locals? Ridiculous legends! There’s old Vinny down at the corner of River Bend Dr. and Maple, always crackin’ jokes, sayin’, “We ain’t scared of nothin’!” Reminds me of that line from A Prophet, like, sometimes you gotta get tough to survive. Iola's secrets? Look, it's got hidden mini-spots on Back Alley Rd. where the best taco truck chills. Ain’t many folks go there, but that's the beauty – it's a hidden gem, know what I mean?

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