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A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone to move . One woman , who was a regular passenger , frantically tried to convince the police that she was not involved with us . After checking her ticket the police let her get off ...
A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone to move . One woman , who was a regular passenger , frantically tried to convince the police that she was not involved with us . After checking her ticket the police let her get off ...
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... crowd of some 25,000 persons as well as the onlooking nation and world — to keep moving on the long journey . ... the struggle - pointed the way to the poor , toward the cities , toward the north , saying , We are on the move now .
... crowd of some 25,000 persons as well as the onlooking nation and world — to keep moving on the long journey . ... the struggle - pointed the way to the poor , toward the cities , toward the north , saying , We are on the move now .
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Con- sidering the lessons of the 1970s , how do we move forward ? Do we turn aside into divisionary and essentially private pursuits , refusing to face our need for solidarity and community , resisting the struggle - honed development ...
Con- sidering the lessons of the 1970s , how do we move forward ? Do we turn aside into divisionary and essentially private pursuits , refusing to face our need for solidarity and community , resisting the struggle - honed development ...
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