How have the characters and the community of All-American Boys changed throughout the book? Why have the

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The book "All-American Boys" can be said to have been pessimistic, NOT optimistic because it sort of promoted divisiveness and social vices.

<h3>What are social vices?</h3>

These refer to behavior that is not acceptable to society and are illegal or criminal according to the law. Some of them are:

Drug Abuse
Alcoholism
Anti-Law Enforcement etc.

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