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The book sparked significant outrage and reforms. I'm curious how Sinclair balanced exposing truth with storytelling that resonated widely.

The detailed descriptions were shocking and vivid. Do we know if Sinclair had personal experience or extensive research on this industry?

The conclusion felt somewhat optimistic despite the grim journey. Was this Sinclair’s way of urging change, or was it a subtle message of resilience?