Differences: Sambo Vs. Uncle Tom Explained

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Differences: Sambo Vs. Uncle Tom Explained

In the context of American history and literature, the characters "Sambo" and "Uncle Tom" have become emblematic of specific racial stereotypes rooted in the era of slavery.

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