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Activism in America: Where’s our “We Shall Overcome”?
In an age of irony, who can take such earnestness seriously?
Posted in Current Affairs, north america, politics Also tagged 1960s, activism, activism in america, civil rights, erik loomis, guy carawan, pete seeger, progressive, we shall overcome Leave a comment
Activism in America: Bonding over more than suffering