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Gatsby Chapter 1 What are Tom and Daisy’s views on race? What does this tell us about society at the time?
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Gatsby Chapter 1

What are Tom and Daisy’s views on race? What does this tell us about society at the time?

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They feel that we "the white" are the dominant race. Fitzgerald includes this information to show what society thinks about people. It says that society only thinks for itself.
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