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“Henry David Thoreau, who lived in Concord, Massachusetts, refused to pay his Massachusetts poll tax, denouncing the Mexican war. He was put in jail and spent one night there. His friends, without his consent, paid his tax, and he was released. Two years later, he gave a lecture, "Resistance to Civil Government," which was then printed as an essay, "Civil Disobedience":…” p156
— Mar 31, 2024 04:17PM
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Wade Winter
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Here I am learning about how shitty Jimmy Carter’s presidency was!
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Then came Reagan and Bush? Who are they?
— May 26, 2024 04:37PM
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Then came Reagan and Bush? Who are they?
Wade Winter
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“Bob Dylan was a phenomenon unto himself: powerful songs of protest, personal songs of freedom and self expression…” p.538
— May 24, 2024 07:02AM
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“[Nixon] in his Memoirs, he admitted that the anti-war movement had caused him to drop plans for an intensification of the [Vietnam] war.” p501
— May 18, 2024 07:10PM
Wade Winter
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I was mad today at my school administrators, and while I will learn more about rage, just now I learned about other people’s rage. “What happens to a dream deferred?” I’ve heard this quote before reading this chapter (perhaps in US history class?), there’s more to know. Malcolm X spoke of people’s rage, his words were not alone.
— May 14, 2024 05:13PM
Wade Winter
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someone should read this chapter and talk to me about it
— May 12, 2024 02:33PM
Wade Winter
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we never learned enough about the majority of people in history class.
— Apr 25, 2024 08:37PM
