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Anyhow , the past few weeks we have become more vocal . I started by talking with my friends . There are a pitiful few who feel as we do , and when the tensions become almost unbearable we have only each other with whom to talk .
Anyhow , the past few weeks we have become more vocal . I started by talking with my friends . There are a pitiful few who feel as we do , and when the tensions become almost unbearable we have only each other with whom to talk .
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In Cleveland , Carl B. Stokes , a lawyer who in 1962 had become the first Democratic Negro legislator in Ohio , was now seeking to become the first Negro mayor of a large American city . . . . Normally , the nation couldn't care less ...
In Cleveland , Carl B. Stokes , a lawyer who in 1962 had become the first Democratic Negro legislator in Ohio , was now seeking to become the first Negro mayor of a large American city . . . . Normally , the nation couldn't care less ...
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Dahomey , Niger , Upper Volta , Ivory Coast , Chad , Congo Brazzaville , Gabon , Senegal , Somalia , and Zaire become independent nations . Hot Shoppes , Arlington , VA becomes first national chain to desegregate .
Dahomey , Niger , Upper Volta , Ivory Coast , Chad , Congo Brazzaville , Gabon , Senegal , Somalia , and Zaire become independent nations . Hot Shoppes , Arlington , VA becomes first national chain to desegregate .
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