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Northern Protest: Martin Luther King Jr., Chicago, and the Civil Rights Movement

Richard Paul Fuke, James R. Ralph

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Key concepts: Martin luther king, Civil rights, Movement (music), Political science, Sociology, Political economy, Law, Art

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