Wade in the Water

What is the importance of Philadelphia, Mississippi in the novel, Wade in the Water?

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Philadelphia, Mississippi is the town near Ricksville where Kate was raised. Her father was a farmer in Philadelphia who struggled after the civil rights movement. It was while Kate was living in Philadelphia with her father that she learned her racist beliefs.

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