Quotes on race and society from 1960s leaders
Timely quotes reflect on race, imperialism, and national identity. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. argues the mutual need for freedom from fear and guilt between Black and white communities while Ji Ja Grimmond and J. William Fulbright challenge American ideals and involvement in broader social programs.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Ji Ja Grimmond
Bridge rebid leads to spade game win
North faced a tough rebid, leaped to three spades, and, after South’s second bid, jumped to spade game. West led clubs, South misread as a singleton and allowed East to win early tricks. South found a plan but West’s hearts stranded the defense. West finally ruffed, played ace of hearts, and South ruffed, drawing trumps to claim the remaining tricks.
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