I Wasn't Thinking About History. I Was Thinking About How We Were Going To End Segregation At Lunch Counters In Atlanta, Georgia.we Would Have Never Thought About Making History, We Just Thought: Here Is Our Chance To Get Out Our Sense Of Rejection At This Kind Of Racial Discrimination. I Don't Know That There Was A Time That Anybody Growing Up In The South Wasn't Enraged About Being Segregated And Being Discriminated Against.

-Marian Wright Edelman

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I Wasn't Thinking About History. I Was

Marian Wright Edelman

I Wasn't Thinking About History. I Was Thinking About How We Were Going To End Segregation At Lunch Counters In Atlanta, Georgia.we Would Have Never Thought About Making History, We Just Thought: Here Is Our Chance To Get Out Our Sense Of Rejection At This Kind Of Racial Discrimination. I Don't Know That There Was A Time That Anybody Growing Up In The South Wasn't Enraged About Being Segregated And Being Discriminated Against.

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Growing Up

Thinking

Atlanta

Far Less Wealthy Industrialized Countries Have Committed To End Child Poverty, While The United States Is Sliding Backwards. We Can Do Better. We Must Demand That Our Leaders Do Better.

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Children

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