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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Page 38
... nigger had hit a white man . They were referring to me . They were screaming , " Kill the niggers ! Kill the niggers ! Pour gasoline on the niggers ! Burn the niggers ! " We were still sitting in the car . The man who was driving the ...
... nigger had hit a white man . They were referring to me . They were screaming , " Kill the niggers ! Kill the niggers ! Pour gasoline on the niggers ! Burn the niggers ! " We were still sitting in the car . The man who was driving the ...
Page 39
... niggers ! Kill the niggers ! " Pour gasoline on the niggers ! " The mob started to throw stones on top of my car . So I opened the door of the car and I put one foot on the ground and stood up in the door holding an Italian carbine ...
... niggers ! Kill the niggers ! " Pour gasoline on the niggers ! " The mob started to throw stones on top of my car . So I opened the door of the car and I put one foot on the ground and stood up in the door holding an Italian carbine ...
Page 40
... niggers ! Kill the niggers ! We aren't having any integration here ! We're not going to swim with niggers . ! " By the time we got to the pool , the other students who had gone on had already started the picket line . There were three ...
... niggers ! Kill the niggers ! We aren't having any integration here ! We're not going to swim with niggers . ! " By the time we got to the pool , the other students who had gone on had already started the picket line . There were three ...
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