King: A Critical BiographyPraeger, 1970 - 460 pages |
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Page 147
... Movement's demands were not exces- sive : integration of bus and rail facilities , establishment of a permanent biracial committee , dismissal of all charges against demonstrators . As a placatory gesture , Mayor Kelley ordered the ...
... Movement's demands were not exces- sive : integration of bus and rail facilities , establishment of a permanent biracial committee , dismissal of all charges against demonstrators . As a placatory gesture , Mayor Kelley ordered the ...
Page 153
... Movement pressure the city into an omni- bus agreement affecting employment as well as public facilities . Pushed by the radicals , the Movement did embark , within a few days after the truce , upon a strategy calculated , it hoped , to ...
... Movement pressure the city into an omni- bus agreement affecting employment as well as public facilities . Pushed by the radicals , the Movement did embark , within a few days after the truce , upon a strategy calculated , it hoped , to ...
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... Movement , asked for an end to demonstrations . The Archbishop was opposed , however , by important members of his own flock . John McDermott of the Catholic Interracial Council sup- ported the Movement's tactics . Meanwhile , the mayor ...
... Movement , asked for an end to demonstrations . The Archbishop was opposed , however , by important members of his own flock . John McDermott of the Catholic Interracial Council sup- ported the Movement's tactics . Meanwhile , the mayor ...
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and White | 140 |
BirminghamNonviolence in Black Violence | 171 |
The Strength of a Dream | 210 |
Copyright | |
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