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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... feel all that injustice that I , my family , my mother , my friends . . . you know , that all of us have gone through . " Later , as respect and trust grew , Hiram led me through his world . " When you walk through my block , he said ...
... feel all that injustice that I , my family , my mother , my friends . . . you know , that all of us have gone through . " Later , as respect and trust grew , Hiram led me through his world . " When you walk through my block , he said ...
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... feel that way . ' " Now , look , I don't think these guys mean any harm . I think the least thing they want is to do any harm . But harm comes in many forms . " So Hiram and the people on the block have come to distrust those who arrive ...
... feel that way . ' " Now , look , I don't think these guys mean any harm . I think the least thing they want is to do any harm . But harm comes in many forms . " So Hiram and the people on the block have come to distrust those who arrive ...
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... feel that little credit is forthcoming from a clean beat ( a crimeless beat ) , while a number of good arrests really stands out on the record . To a great extent this is actually the case , since a good arrest results in good newspaper ...
... feel that little credit is forthcoming from a clean beat ( a crimeless beat ) , while a number of good arrests really stands out on the record . To a great extent this is actually the case , since a good arrest results in good newspaper ...
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