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... by the people , and for the people means a government by the mob ; where the land of the free and the home of the brave means a land of lawlessness , murder , and outrage and where liberty of speech means the license of might to ...
... by the people , and for the people means a government by the mob ; where the land of the free and the home of the brave means a land of lawlessness , murder , and outrage and where liberty of speech means the license of might to ...
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Politically , black power means what it has always meant to SNCC : the coming - together of black people to elect representatives and to force those representatives to speak to their needs . It does not mean merely putting black faces ...
Politically , black power means what it has always meant to SNCC : the coming - together of black people to elect representatives and to force those representatives to speak to their needs . It does not mean merely putting black faces ...
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Justice for Black people at this time does not mean equal treatment before a law or rule which is insensitive to our oppressive position in this country . We contend that justice for Black people means that extra consideration and ...
Justice for Black people at this time does not mean equal treatment before a law or rule which is insensitive to our oppressive position in this country . We contend that justice for Black people means that extra consideration and ...
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