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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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In what ways did the mid - 1960s struggle for civil rights become a broader drive for human rights and against poverty and injustice ? 7. Compare the politics of violence with the politics of nonviolence . Why did it become increasingly ...
In what ways did the mid - 1960s struggle for civil rights become a broader drive for human rights and against poverty and injustice ? 7. Compare the politics of violence with the politics of nonviolence . Why did it become increasingly ...
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Train some youth to become a glazier ; that is the sunny side . When I see a missing brick , that is the slummy side . Let that child in the union and become a brick mason and build ; that is the sunny side .
Train some youth to become a glazier ; that is the sunny side . When I see a missing brick , that is the slummy side . Let that child in the union and become a brick mason and build ; that is the sunny side .
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