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The house I live in

In song and dialogue, Frank Sinatra makes a simple, effective case for the commonality of all Americans and the elimination of racial and religious intolerance. While on a break from a recording session, Sinatra sees a mob of boys angrily chasing another youngster. He stops the attack and talks to the boys about racial and religious diversity, using examples of cooperation and patriotism that they can all understand.

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