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... Lee because of the voter registration drive , and I suppose that we all felt guilty and felt responsible , because it's one thing to get beat up and it's another thing to be responsible , or to participate in some way in a killing .
... Lee because of the voter registration drive , and I suppose that we all felt guilty and felt responsible , because it's one thing to get beat up and it's another thing to be responsible , or to participate in some way in a killing .
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I then decided to participate in the march , as King urged , hoping that events might continue to move him away from the U.S. government . Developments in the years which followed , and in particular Dr. King's stand on the Vietnam war ...
I then decided to participate in the march , as King urged , hoping that events might continue to move him away from the U.S. government . Developments in the years which followed , and in particular Dr. King's stand on the Vietnam war ...
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In other words , all over America , among many peoples , a deep hunger existed to participate active- ly in the search for a more perfect union . As a result , much of the debate over affirmative action , self - help , govern- ment aid ...
In other words , all over America , among many peoples , a deep hunger existed to participate active- ly in the search for a more perfect union . As a result , much of the debate over affirmative action , self - help , govern- ment aid ...
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