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In "Bad Boy," Walter Dean Myers discovers records from the Works Progress Administration (WPA) that connect him to his family's past and the broader historical context of his community. These records reveal the struggles and resilience of African Americans during the Great Depression, highlighting how their contributions were often overlooked. This discovery deepens Walter's understanding of his heritage and the importance of storytelling in preserving history. It also inspires him to reflect on his own life and the narratives that shape his identity.

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