King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 129
... Kennedy and dump them in his lap . " Although blacks across the nation were at first ungratefully slow to appreciate the Kennedy gesture , the distribution of two million copies of Harris Wofford's pamphlet " No - comment ' Nixon Versus ...
... Kennedy and dump them in his lap . " Although blacks across the nation were at first ungratefully slow to appreciate the Kennedy gesture , the distribution of two million copies of Harris Wofford's pamphlet " No - comment ' Nixon Versus ...
Page 130
... Kennedy put one over on the negroes of the South . Senator Kennedy was always against the negroes , but he felt he had to do something big to win the vote in the South . " A furious Northern white wrote Martin , " You people are truly ...
... Kennedy put one over on the negroes of the South . Senator Kennedy was always against the negroes , but he felt he had to do something big to win the vote in the South . " A furious Northern white wrote Martin , " You people are truly ...
Page 217
... Kennedy brothers had sought to regulate the civil rights movement through a personal diplomacy cal- culated either to flatter or to obligate key black leaders . For example , the militants saw Robert Kennedy's dealings with James ...
... Kennedy brothers had sought to regulate the civil rights movement through a personal diplomacy cal- culated either to flatter or to obligate key black leaders . For example , the militants saw Robert Kennedy's dealings with James ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
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