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Vajor ideological debates took place with- in SNCC and other civil rights organizations after the summer of 1964 as movement activists attempted to assess their accomplishments and to decide their future direction .
Vajor ideological debates took place with- in SNCC and other civil rights organizations after the summer of 1964 as movement activists attempted to assess their accomplishments and to decide their future direction .
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that they wanted closer contacts with SNCC : “ As one brother said , ' Let's join hands so we can all be free together . ' ' 99 99 Perhaps the most significant episode of their stay in Africa was an unexpected encounter in Nairobi with ...
that they wanted closer contacts with SNCC : “ As one brother said , ' Let's join hands so we can all be free together . ' ' 99 99 Perhaps the most significant episode of their stay in Africa was an unexpected encounter in Nairobi with ...
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What responses did SNCC workers receive as they began to move into the communities of the south and assist blacks with voter registration ? In what way was SNCC's philosophy of development and support of local organizations and ...
What responses did SNCC workers receive as they began to move into the communities of the south and assist blacks with voter registration ? In what way was SNCC's philosophy of development and support of local organizations and ...
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