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"Finian's Rainbow" was written as a musical that addresses social issues such as racism and economic inequality in a whimsical and entertaining way. Created by Burton Lane and E.Y. Harburg in the late 1940s, it reflects the post-war era's desire for hope and change. The story combines fantasy with satire, using the character of Finian, an Irishman who believes that gold will bring him luck, to explore themes of greed and social justice. Ultimately, it aimed to provoke thought while providing audience enjoyment through its lively music and storyline.

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