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Praeger Publishers Inc. / Judson Press / Johnson Publishing Company / Hanes / Greenwood Press / Weybright and Talley Inc. / Westport / /
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America / /
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Vietnam / /
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I Have a Dream / /
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RECONSTRUCTING THE KING LEGACY: SCHOLARS AND NATIONAL MYTHS Clayborne Carson The modern black freedom struggle transformed my life, as it did the lives of many other young people. I became aware that young black students