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Pedro The Racial Hierarchy

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Racial hierarchy is when there is a belief that some racial groups are favoured or superior than the other based on their racial groups. The lead characters in this movie are voiced by white actors of which in the movie both them and their kids are independent and modern hence they have spent most of their lives in the city. While most of the supporting cast is voiced by non-white actors of which in the movie they grew up in the jungle (wild) and they’re old fashioned. According to the movie they are three black characters, Nico the Yellow Canary (Jamie Foxx), Luiz the Bulldog (Tracy Morgan), Pedro the Red-crested Cardinal (Will. I. Am), all of these three characters mentioned above are made to look funny, annoying and foolish. According

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