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... movement ) , and finally toward the only oppressors he can see ( the local storekeeper and the policeman on the corner ) . On the leadership level , the conviction that the Negroes cannot win takes other forms , principally the adoption ...
... movement ) , and finally toward the only oppressors he can see ( the local storekeeper and the policeman on the corner ) . On the leadership level , the conviction that the Negroes cannot win takes other forms , principally the adoption ...
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... movement , but a human rights movement " ( for half of America's welfare poor are white ) . George Wiley described the nationwide demonstrations as the " first concerted action of a new movement . In early August the Poverty / Rights ...
... movement , but a human rights movement " ( for half of America's welfare poor are white ) . George Wiley described the nationwide demonstrations as the " first concerted action of a new movement . In early August the Poverty / Rights ...
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... movement its dramatic thrust . Now we face an era of activism characterized by demands for participatory democracy among predominantly white student groups and for black identity among black student groups . The black student movement ...
... movement its dramatic thrust . Now we face an era of activism characterized by demands for participatory democracy among predominantly white student groups and for black identity among black student groups . The black student movement ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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