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I was just trying to let them know how I felt about being treated as a human being

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Kennedy, Amos Paul, Jr.

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[Ca. 2018]
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Keywords

  1. Civil Rights
  2. Color
  3. Letterpress Works
  4. Parks, Rosa
  5. Quotations
  6. Racism
  7. United States

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