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While the black community rapidly united and mobilized its resources , white Montgomery continued to tack back and forth between inflexibility , incipient if limited sympathy , and refusal to admit the seriousness of the boycott .
While the black community rapidly united and mobilized its resources , white Montgomery continued to tack back and forth between inflexibility , incipient if limited sympathy , and refusal to admit the seriousness of the boycott .
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The boycott of department stores received the support of between 50 and 75 per cent of the black community . The boycott worried the business community but not enough to cause it openly to brave the coalition of proletarian and ...
The boycott of department stores received the support of between 50 and 75 per cent of the black community . The boycott worried the business community but not enough to cause it openly to brave the coalition of proletarian and ...
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55 impending boycott : Joe Azbell , “ Negro Groups Ready Boycott of City Lines , ” Montgomery Advertiser , December 4 , 1955 , pp . i and 6 . 55 Fred Daniels : Joe Azbell , “ 5000 At Meeting Outline Boycott , ” Montgomery Advertiser ...
55 impending boycott : Joe Azbell , “ Negro Groups Ready Boycott of City Lines , ” Montgomery Advertiser , December 4 , 1955 , pp . i and 6 . 55 Fred Daniels : Joe Azbell , “ 5000 At Meeting Outline Boycott , ” Montgomery Advertiser ...
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Contents
Stride Toward Freedom | 46 |
Satyagraha Homegrown | 85 |
Skirmishing in Atlanta | 112 |
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| Title | King: A Critical Biography Books that matter Pelican books |
| Author | David L. Lewis |
| Publisher | Praeger, 1970 |
| ISBN | 0140213074, 9780140213072 |
| Length | 460 pages |
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