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Dick Gregory supports AIM Civil Rights objectives

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Hamilton, Dennis

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Human Rights activist Dick Gregory, speaking in Fargo-Moorehead, talks about his support of the American Indian Movement, its parallels with the black Civil Rights movement, unhealthy conditions on the reservation, and his hopes for a fair trial for Wounded Knee defendants. He also discusses campus unrest around the country.
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  1. Legacy Digitization
  2. Mpr News Feature
  3. Pine Ridge Reservation
  4. Politics

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