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In the book Kindred, how is the temporary labor agency similar and different to Dana's life as a slave?​
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In the book Kindred, how is the temporary labor agency similar and different to Dana's life as a slave?​

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Answer: Although Dana jokingly compares her agency work to the slave work she did in Kindred, the two positions are incredibly different, as she gets paid and can leave whenever she pleases for her agency work, but she has to do tasks the majority of people prefer to avoid doing.

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