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Fighting Racism in America : An Oral History From Reconstruction to Present Day

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Smith, Molly

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An interview with Howard L. Feinstein, a former Department of Justice civil rights prosecutor. He describes his years of bringing justice via the legal system.
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Digital Reproduction Of 56 Page Document; 28x21cm.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal School

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Digital Maryland

Keywords

  1. Civil Rights
  2. History
  3. Race Relations
  4. United States

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