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Explain the irony in cry the beloved country

Explain the irony in cry the beloved country
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Explain the irony in cry the beloved country

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The irony in the book "Cry the Beloved Country" lies in the fact that Arthur Jarvis, who is a white person believing in and advocating for equality of white and black citizens is murdered by a black person.
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