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Just 30 years after the official end of slavery , here was the articulation of a free people's fierce determination " to possess this land ” that had enslaved them , to claim a land they had worked so hard to create .
Just 30 years after the official end of slavery , here was the articulation of a free people's fierce determination " to possess this land ” that had enslaved them , to claim a land they had worked so hard to create .
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20 20 land , the children of Africa in America had understood how crucial it was to possess and repossess their souls , to define and redefine their own identity , to create and re - create — their own purpose and direction .
20 20 land , the children of Africa in America had understood how crucial it was to possess and repossess their souls , to define and redefine their own identity , to create and re - create — their own purpose and direction .
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Is it possible that beginning again , building again on the foundation of the long historic struggle for freedom - in every generation - is the only way to " possess this land , " to possess ourselves , to create , and to re - create a ...
Is it possible that beginning again , building again on the foundation of the long historic struggle for freedom - in every generation - is the only way to " possess this land , " to possess ourselves , to create , and to re - create a ...
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