Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Years : a Reader and GuideClayborne Carson Penguin Books, 1987 - 355 trang |
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... leaders sent delegates to confer with SCLC . SCLC replied that whether there would be demonstrations in Birmingham was a matter for local civil rights leaders to decide . So Birmingham business leaders were forced to talk to ...
... leaders sent delegates to confer with SCLC . SCLC replied that whether there would be demonstrations in Birmingham was a matter for local civil rights leaders to decide . So Birmingham business leaders were forced to talk to ...
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... leadership in the county was crucial . If there was to be a sustained political assault on racism , the black people would have to develop a viable leadership group . The white - established Negro leaders - the teachers , principals ...
... leadership in the county was crucial . If there was to be a sustained political assault on racism , the black people would have to develop a viable leadership group . The white - established Negro leaders - the teachers , principals ...
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... leaders , most nota- bly Martin Luther King , Jr. and Malcolm X , spoke out on international issues , contemporary black leaders , and the black populous as a whole , are likely to have greater concern for and knowledge of the outside ...
... leaders , most nota- bly Martin Luther King , Jr. and Malcolm X , spoke out on international issues , contemporary black leaders , and the black populous as a whole , are likely to have greater concern for and knowledge of the outside ...
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