"You don't have much use for black people, do you, Mr Wilder? Deep down you wish we'd all go away. You think… — Richard Yates
"You don't have much use for black people, do you, Mr Wilder? Deep down you wish we'd all go away. You think our lips are too thick and our noses too flat and you shudder at the thought of our kinky hair. Isn't that about right, Mr Wilder?"
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