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So we said , “ Well , you know we're willing to be arrested , ” but we said that it's important to make an attempt to escape . . . . This seemed important at the time . It's ridiculous now . We went to the back door .
So we said , “ Well , you know we're willing to be arrested , ” but we said that it's important to make an attempt to escape . . . . This seemed important at the time . It's ridiculous now . We went to the back door .
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An informative book in the development in the south of the civil rights movement , particularly the importance of student and community activity . ... An important work that examines the development of the Congress of Racial Equality .
An informative book in the development in the south of the civil rights movement , particularly the importance of student and community activity . ... An important work that examines the development of the Congress of Racial Equality .
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Why was the national reaction to the March 7 , 1965 attack by lawmen on voting rights marchers so important and pronounced ? 6. What differences separated SNCC's approach to civil rights activism from that of King and the SCLC ? 7.
Why was the national reaction to the March 7 , 1965 attack by lawmen on voting rights marchers so important and pronounced ? 6. What differences separated SNCC's approach to civil rights activism from that of King and the SCLC ? 7.
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