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View of speakers addressing the crowd at Elma Lewis Playhouse in Franklin Park, one holding a sign reading "DRUM"

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Gift; John BoorasDate from item or material accompanying item.Title supplied by cataloger.Additional information accompanying item: High School Riots....Some 700 Roxbury High and Junior High School students gather at the Elma Lewis Playhouse in Franklin Park and listen to Black artist Dana Chandler demand more rights and representation for their race in the Boston School system.
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  1. Public Speaking
  2. Student Movements

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