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But in that Red Summer , as it was called , there was more open , organized , armed black resistance than ever before , and the Afro - American veterans of the " great war ” were usually in the forefront of the action .
But in that Red Summer , as it was called , there was more open , organized , armed black resistance than ever before , and the Afro - American veterans of the " great war ” were usually in the forefront of the action .
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... Birmingham City Jail , " dated the day after the phone call , in which he explains his purpose for being in Birmingham , the strategies employed , and his general disappointment in the responses of many so - called white moderates .
... Birmingham City Jail , " dated the day after the phone call , in which he explains his purpose for being in Birmingham , the strategies employed , and his general disappointment in the responses of many so - called white moderates .
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Within the context of such a statement , we can understand that what is usually called “ the civil rights movement ” was only one element — albeit a crucial , necessary element - of what many persons considered a larger , deeper ...
Within the context of such a statement , we can understand that what is usually called “ the civil rights movement ” was only one element — albeit a crucial , necessary element - of what many persons considered a larger , deeper ...
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