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Tag Archives: Civil rights movement
It Was Not Just His Dream
I think that a powerful element that boost the morale of an oppressed people is the history of the pioneers that came before the current generation. No matter how gruesome, knowing that your ancestors prevailed against dire adversity, keep the … Continue reading →
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