Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and GuideClayborne Carson Penguin Books, 1987 - 355 trang |
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... civilization . And we're gonna do that . God grant that we will do it before it's too late . " 46 6 . 0 ne of the most important testimonies to emerge from the first days of the Montgomery bus boycott came from an outsider to the ...
... civilization . And we're gonna do that . God grant that we will do it before it's too late . " 46 6 . 0 ne of the most important testimonies to emerge from the first days of the Montgomery bus boycott came from an outsider to the ...
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... civilization , ” especially when their only weapons are courage , hope , commitment , and intelligent , powerful love . Martin Luther King , Jr. , whose greatest gift may well have been his capacity to imbibe , transform , and return to ...
... civilization , ” especially when their only weapons are courage , hope , commitment , and intelligent , powerful love . Martin Luther King , Jr. , whose greatest gift may well have been his capacity to imbibe , transform , and return to ...
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... civilization . Power of self - knowledge . Also in Baltimore , a leadership training [ program ] for neighborhood people . • As a result of CORE insistence , federal examiners sent to South Carolina and Mississippi counties . Result ...
... civilization . Power of self - knowledge . Also in Baltimore , a leadership training [ program ] for neighborhood people . • As a result of CORE insistence , federal examiners sent to South Carolina and Mississippi counties . Result ...
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The Long Journey | 1 |
Awakenings 19541956 | 28 |
The Montgomery Story by Martin | 43 |
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