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Tag Archives: Martin Luther King Jr
a chill Roxbury day-MLK – January 20
1.20.2014 a chill Roxbury mid-day fright and hope in the air and I walked beside the closed car to put my body between threats and life for the one inside. a symbol a voice a presence that spoke … Continue reading
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Tagged commitment, courage, fear, hope, Martin Luther King Jr, MLK, regret, youth
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MLK 1965 – August 28
8.28 the long black car drove slowly majestically through Boston streets lined with faces, hands arms reaching for hope and i jogged beside to keep the inmate safe. bullets, knives and hate also striding through the streets reaching for … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston, bullets, civil-rights, fear, hope, justice, Martin Luther King Jr, parade, struggle
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