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March for economic equality March for better educational policy March for opportunities In communities March to give Martin his proper eulogies March
it was a mix-up, fed's got 'em fixed up End of the movement, back to the bricks, bruh And Raymond Washington about to start the Crips up They
found, back in 1963, on the eve of the March on Washington A majority of White people felt that such demonstrations Could help the cause of Negroes
"I Have a Dream" is a public speech delivered by cmerican civil rights activist Martin Luther King Jr. during the March on Washington for Jobs
went to hell Watching Listening for a cultural movement Get strong Lenses to see into the future March on Washington if she's in the vanguard Base
[Dr. Benjamin Muhammad] Its much more than a March It will be the beginin of a movement Millions more movement; let us begin Tell us what you hear!
I know you can feel the movement, moving I know you can feel the movement, moving I know you can feel the movement, moving It's nothing more than
Alice? Lucy, thank God! I got your telegram and came As soon as I could What's the emergency? The first protest march ever held In our
starts with a single voice It starts with one idea It starts with you and me It grows (from a march) to a movement And it grows (from a whisper)
never seen a million black men in one place But on October 16, in Washington, D.C., a million black men will gather "This is a mission, not a small
bein' a Litterbug" He looked at me and said, "kid, we don't like your kind! We're gonna send Your fingerprints off to Washington"! And, friends,
never seen a million black men in one place But on October 16, in Washington, D.C., a million black men will gather "This is a mission, not a small
the prejudice devils I shatter This march was meant to spark a million diligent hearts Or e'rylife, we even see alike so play your part Knowledge equality,
this next election, thats coming up next year, in November; that every American should march on Washington DC, and should fire every single person inside
American should march on Washington DC, and should fire every single person inside. We the people Are so fucking tired Of all the corruption And lies This
It was March here when the surveyor came He was only a boy of sixteen years And he worked for four To chart the colonial frontier His office,
housing march Sunday into the Chicago suburb of Cicero. Cook County Sheriff Richard Ogleby asked King to call off the march and the police in Cicero
your pass back' hall monitors Uh, my movement is still intelligent (yeah) Your movement is still irrelevant Blackin' out 'til I'm out of melanin
movement For his shots they knicked him like he was Patrick Ewing I don't fuck with these hoes These bitches like Brittany Renner Because if they're out for
that moment at your feet Seven eight nine Forward march keep your movements sharp it's not what's written on your chest it's what's within your heart Ten
on Washington History happening hope you watching it And Jotting on Documents Carrying King’s Dream Dr Martin’s the posthumous On the mountain we march til we
God giveth sometimes your Country taketh away" "I'ma see y'all at the Million Man March Tenth year anniversary of the Million Man March That's right
Drink to Lamarr and Betty Grable Long may their oomph march on And here's to Sheridan to Garbo And to Dietrich and to Crawford And the others
Washington where we livin' are the north of Babylon No one elese can sing the yardcore song Yardcore de people want more A nuttin less an' a nuttin more
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