William C Fox
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The Washington, D.C. Rebellion of 1968
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21:24Now PlayingThis video examines the 1968 DC disorders with a particular emphasis on the perspective of civil rights leader Stokely Carmichael, oral histories, and the Washington Afro-American newspaper.
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2. Freedom Summer, Bruce Watson
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10. THE ONCE-UBIQUITOUS PEOPLES DRUG STORES
11. Most of 14th Street is Gone” 2018. Samuel Walker
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14. Martin Austermuhle. (2017, January 12). Metro’s Green Line Leads Growth And Gentrification In D.C., Says Report. WAMU
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17. The Black Scholar Vol. 27, No. 3/4, KWAME TURE/STOKELY CARMICHAEL: TRIBUTE TO A LIFE OF STRUGGLE. POWER AND RACISM: WHAT WE WANT
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