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Please help! I can't understand this sentence.
"An elderly homeless man approaches. It says he is homeless right on his sign, which also asks for money." (From Book: Freakonomics)
What does "it" refer to? And what does "right on his sign" mean?

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Please help! I can't understand this sentence. 
"An elderly homeless man approaches. It says he is homeless right on his sign, which also asks for money." (From Book: Freakonomics)
What does "it" refer to? And what does "right on his sign" mean?
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