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In the follow- ing essay , however , he supported the notion that it was time to move beyond the protest politics of the southern black struggle toward more conven- tional political approaches involving electoral alliances with other ...
In the follow- ing essay , however , he supported the notion that it was time to move beyond the protest politics of the southern black struggle toward more conven- tional political approaches involving electoral alliances with other ...
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The answer is simple , deceptively so : through political power . **** Neither ... [ the civil rights protest ] movement nor the country's twenty million black people can win political power alone . We need allies .
The answer is simple , deceptively so : through political power . **** Neither ... [ the civil rights protest ] movement nor the country's twenty million black people can win political power alone . We need allies .
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Certainly , the political power of blacks has increased markedly in the last twenty years . During the period from 1970 to 1986 , the number of black Congresspeople doubled to 20 , and almost 300 cities , including Detroit , Newark ...
Certainly , the political power of blacks has increased markedly in the last twenty years . During the period from 1970 to 1986 , the number of black Congresspeople doubled to 20 , and almost 300 cities , including Detroit , Newark ...
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Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and Guide Clayborne Carson Xem đoạn trích - 1987 |
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