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For many in Washington, the echoes of the 1960s civil rights movement are overwhelming
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Ally networks are important in the fight against prejudice
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Jesuit pacifist whose passions spanned justice and poetry
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Celebration of the unexpected voices who challenge rhetorical greats
Retired neurosurgeon is quietly winning over Republican voters
Pontiff’s subtle message unites divided Capitol Hill in applause
Though many deny it, Georgia’s flag was changed in 1956 as a sign of resistance to desegregation, writes Christopher Grimes
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Death in police custody sparked Baltimore riots
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Officers face murder and manslaughter indictments
Demonstrators clash with police in Manhattan
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