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Rags
Among the white, colored and donating clothes, Maria finds her flag in the trash. But it was not her grandmother who threw it away, as she thought, but her mother. Mary will have to face her and explain that the symbols are still important and that a flag can be much more than a rag.
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Among the white, colored and donating clothes, Maria finds her flag in the trash. But it was not her grandmother who threw it away, as she thought, but her mother. Mary will have to face her and explain that the symbols are still important and that a flag can be much more than a rag.
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