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323.1196 M1794a
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- (Due: Jun 1 2013)
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- "They'd kill me if I told"
- "Negroes every day are being molested"
- "Walking in pride and dignity"
- "There's open season on Negroes now"
- "It was like all of us had been raped"
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- "A black woman's body was never hers alone"
- Sex and civil rights
- "Power to the ice pick!"
- Epilogue: "we all lived in fear for years."
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