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25 November, 13:53

Many African Americans feel the flag for the Confederate States of America, called the Stars and Bars, is a sign of racial hatred. States' rights advocates view the same flag as "heritage, not hatred." Such a difference of opinion over the exact same material object is an illustration of which sociological perspective?

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