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Sheryll CashinSalon |
The civil rights icon’s image has been sanitized to Kumbaya, feel-good platitudes. But his message was always that of radical, revolutionary change.
In 1883, the Supreme Court refused to do away with racial segregation. And that’s helped set the stage for today’s massive resistance to...
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