Trouble in Our Community: The Issue in Black and White : a Manual of Readings for Adult Discussion, Issues 400-402W. M. Phillips, Ethel D. Kahn Cooperative Extension Service, College of Agriculture and Environmental Science, Rutgers University, the State University of New Jersey, 1970 - African Americans - 375 pages |
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... RAP BROWN DIDN'T RUN John Rolfe The propagandists for the elitists , the shallow pates , the Establishment , would like to associate the violence in this country exclusively with certain personalities -- mainly those persons such as H ...
... RAP BROWN DIDN'T RUN John Rolfe The propagandists for the elitists , the shallow pates , the Establishment , would like to associate the violence in this country exclusively with certain personalities -- mainly those persons such as H ...
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... Brown stood at the podium he essayed no oratory , tried for no rhetorical effects . He was simple and direct . His ... Rap Brown is only affirming in trenchant language what has long been bruited about : that American " democracy " is a ...
... Brown stood at the podium he essayed no oratory , tried for no rhetorical effects . He was simple and direct . His ... Rap Brown is only affirming in trenchant language what has long been bruited about : that American " democracy " is a ...
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... Rap Brown for the Watts uprising . The simple truth is that the ingredients for violence were long present in Watts , just as they have been long present in hundreds of other communities in the U.S .-- with or without the presence of H. Rap ...
... Rap Brown for the Watts uprising . The simple truth is that the ingredients for violence were long present in Watts , just as they have been long present in hundreds of other communities in the U.S .-- with or without the presence of H. Rap ...
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