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A Modern Utopia Chapter 10 - Race in Utopia, Sections 3-5
In which the narrator muses upon the folly of racial prejudices and the superficial distinctions that divide mankind, advocating instead for a world where individuals are judged by their true worth rather than inherited differences. He considers the failure of current political ideologies to envision a harmonious synthesis of all peoples and reflects upon the possibility of a World State founded on mutual understanding and common civilisation.
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