“As I see it, man is a product of his conditioning, and the social forces which mold his morality and conduct—including racial prejudice—are influenced more by material things like food and economic necessities than by the fear and awe and bigotry generated by the high priests of commercialized superstition.”
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Playboy Interview: Frank Sinatra • Joe Hyams • Playboy • Feb 1963
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