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How does Shakespeare question social construction and equality in Othello? ( I am supposed to be writing a thesis sentence for this question but I never read the play please help)
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How does Shakespeare question social construction and equality in Othello?

( I am supposed to be writing a thesis sentence for this question but I never read the play please help)

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In the piece Othello, William Shakespare questioned social norms of racial stigma and misogyny by delivering feminism and equality concepts through his characters.

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