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"It was this desire that animated my life", which desire is the narrator referring ?

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Answered by vikesh07

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The desire of the narrator is to fight against the the white skinned people to make free his people( Black skinned people) from the critical situation which was made by the white skinned people .

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Answered by soumyadongare256

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The desire of the narrator is to fight against the the white skinned people to make free his people( Black skinned people) from the critical situation which was made by the white skinned people.

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