Mississippi Trial, 1955
What is Hiram learning about his dad in Chapter 9?
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In Chapter Nine, Hiram begins to realize that his father's views aren't all wrong. As much as he loves his grandfather. Hiram questions his grandfather's view that African Americans and whites should not be friends. Hiram's father disagreed with this belief.
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