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Claiming the right of self - defense against the intrusive and arrogantly de- structive forces of white power 6. ... and “ a more perfect union " burst to the surface with unparalleled force and creative power .
Claiming the right of self - defense against the intrusive and arrogantly de- structive forces of white power 6. ... and “ a more perfect union " burst to the surface with unparalleled force and creative power .
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Where there is a breakdown of law , where is the force of deterrent ? Only highly civilized and moral individuals respect the rights of others . The Southern brute respects only force . Nonviolence is a very potent weapon when the ...
Where there is a breakdown of law , where is the force of deterrent ? Only highly civilized and moral individuals respect the rights of others . The Southern brute respects only force . Nonviolence is a very potent weapon when the ...
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When disorderly protest exists , it is their duty to deal with it firmly , justly , and with the minimum force necessary ; lethal force should be used only to protect the lives of officers or citizens and only when the danger to ...
When disorderly protest exists , it is their duty to deal with it firmly , justly , and with the minimum force necessary ; lethal force should be used only to protect the lives of officers or citizens and only when the danger to ...
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