Martin Luther King, JrThe Creative Company, 2005 - 48 pages Describes the life and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., twentieth-century civil rights leader. |
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... vote were brutalize “ this Is awarded to a movement ruggle and to a movement which has not yet won the yet Mobel Prize ter contemp siis a recognition that nonviolence is the eg e operessior e seeki to secure the ingdong rinding y ...
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... Voting Rights Act 32 W Washington , D.C. 25 Washington Mall 25 Washington March for Jobs and Freedom 25 ,. Jim Crow laws 13 Johnson , Lyndon Baines 31 , 32 K Kennedy , John F. 29 , 31 King , Coretta Scott ( wife ) , 20 , 23 , 29 , 32 ...
... Voting Rights Act 32 W Washington , D.C. 25 Washington Mall 25 Washington March for Jobs and Freedom 25 ,. Jim Crow laws 13 Johnson , Lyndon Baines 31 , 32 K Kennedy , John F. 29 , 31 King , Coretta Scott ( wife ) , 20 , 23 , 29 , 32 ...
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