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How does our modern, Western society compare to late 19th century Igboland when it comes to viewing others as humans beings?

How does our modern, Western society compare to late 19th century Igboland when it comes to viewing others as humans beings?
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How does our modern, Western society compare to late 19th century Igboland when it comes to viewing others as humans beings?

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no slavery

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