How many of us would risk their lives like they did?
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How many of us would risk their lives like they did?
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I missed that how was it
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Indeed. Of all the important figures from the Civil Rights movement, they are my ultimate Heroes. I'm looking forward to the PBS, series. The accounts I read about them, in 'Parting the Waters' are riveting.Originally Posted by House4Life
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For these fools...count me out! I don't go 'hard in the paint' for those who don't appreciate my efforts. I know me!
Dance as if nobody's watching you...and if they are...so what?
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Without these people and others who risked their lives and livelihoods for our (the black kind) future, where would we be without them.
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Trust me, I know. I know many a person who sat-in, was arrested, and started organizations...to advance Civil Rights. They have shared their stories & I have listened in utter awe.
I am answered the question posed honestly. I don't do ungrateful & unmotivated.
Dance as if nobody's watching you...and if they are...so what?
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I would in a heartbeat if it's a cause I truly belive in.
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It was a good show, Congressman John Lewis told a story of being beaten. The man that did the beating was also there. He asked for forgiveness and was remorseful for what he did.
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