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If you look carefully at the 1960s, you will realize we didn’t create the civil rights movement we were part of and helped to shape. You can’t say that any single person actually put that movement together...Movement history came into existence when the first African walked off the first slave ship in chains.
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Miss Baker challenged the delegates to turn off radios and televisions and read more. Uninformed people can’t participate in democracy, she said.
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