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But when we went to Washington , we found ourselves walking down four back streets to the rear of the Washington Monument , and listening there to an endless number of self - righteous speeches by labor leaders and Congressmen who told ...
But when we went to Washington , we found ourselves walking down four back streets to the rear of the Washington Monument , and listening there to an endless number of self - righteous speeches by labor leaders and Congressmen who told ...
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1963 continued JUN 20 JUL 17 AUG 18 AUG 28 SEP 9 SEP 10 SEP 15 NOV 22 President Kennedy meets with national civil rights leaders and reluc- tantly agrees to March on Washington demonstration . President Kennedy states that Aug 28 March ...
1963 continued JUN 20 JUL 17 AUG 18 AUG 28 SEP 9 SEP 10 SEP 15 NOV 22 President Kennedy meets with national civil rights leaders and reluc- tantly agrees to March on Washington demonstration . President Kennedy states that Aug 28 March ...
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... 55 , 103 , 119–120 , 123 Walls , Carlotta , 68 War on Poverty , 201 , 216 , 271 Washington , George , 62 Washington , DC , see District of Columbia Watergate , 225 Watts , 180 , 198 , 219 Wayne State University , 230 Wells - Barnett ...
... 55 , 103 , 119–120 , 123 Walls , Carlotta , 68 War on Poverty , 201 , 216 , 271 Washington , George , 62 Washington , DC , see District of Columbia Watergate , 225 Watts , 180 , 198 , 219 Wayne State University , 230 Wells - Barnett ...
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