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Once across the [ Mississippi ] state line we passed a couple of police cars , which began to follow us . At our first stop the station was cordoned off a block in every direction . A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone ...
Once across the [ Mississippi ] state line we passed a couple of police cars , which began to follow us . At our first stop the station was cordoned off a block in every direction . A police officer jumped on the bus and forbade anyone ...
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On Saturday evening , July 22 , the Detroit Police Department raided five “ blind pigs . " The blind pigs had their origin in prohibition days , and survived as private social clubs . . . . **** Police expected to find two dozen patrons ...
On Saturday evening , July 22 , the Detroit Police Department raided five “ blind pigs . " The blind pigs had their origin in prohibition days , and survived as private social clubs . . . . **** Police expected to find two dozen patrons ...
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Causes of Police Conduct We have said it is impossible to understand the actions of the students who participated in the events of May 13 and 14 without recognizing the central role of racial antagonisms . That is equally true of the ...
Causes of Police Conduct We have said it is impossible to understand the actions of the students who participated in the events of May 13 and 14 without recognizing the central role of racial antagonisms . That is equally true of the ...
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