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... problems . " To tell you the truth , man , he said later , " I dislike white men because I feel all that injustice ... problems on my block , and maybe more problems than a lot of other places . And everybody on the block knows that you ...
... problems . " To tell you the truth , man , he said later , " I dislike white men because I feel all that injustice ... problems on my block , and maybe more problems than a lot of other places . And everybody on the block knows that you ...
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... problems as the city's problems . They are unwilling to acknowledge that the zoning laws of the suburban communities effectively restrict the entry of Negroes . Nor do they worry about the integration of the city's schools . Their ...
... problems as the city's problems . They are unwilling to acknowledge that the zoning laws of the suburban communities effectively restrict the entry of Negroes . Nor do they worry about the integration of the city's schools . Their ...
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... problems and in- justices , who can be induced not only to identify these problems but to seek to determine the methods by which they can be resolved , and who are able to develop and sustain the initiative for the type of collective ...
... problems and in- justices , who can be induced not only to identify these problems but to seek to determine the methods by which they can be resolved , and who are able to develop and sustain the initiative for the type of collective ...
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SESSIONI EQUALITY IN WHAT? PAGE | 1 |
ALLEGORY OF INDIVIDUALISM | 9 |
CONFLICT | 12 |
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