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What message about modern America is Miranda sending by having only people of color play the roles of the white founding fathers?( Think about the racial make-up of America back then- everyone was one color- what is it like now? Since that time our country has doubled it size several times over and millions of people now make up the United States. What does having all the actors in a play about the start of America and its core values be people of color instead of white? I'll give you a hint: Having all the actors be people of color sends the message that America's strength is. PLease help asap I will mark brainlist.

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