Dissent, Volúmenes5-7Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1967 |
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... political shuffle might so jar present trends . Conceivably , but not perceivably . There is , then , no promise of socialist or of labor political action . And there is very little promise of liberal political action - on the level ...
... political shuffle might so jar present trends . Conceivably , but not perceivably . There is , then , no promise of socialist or of labor political action . And there is very little promise of liberal political action - on the level ...
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... political arena in which the older leaders operated . But the larger number by far of ordinary Negroes were also outside this political arena , not active citizens and not even represented . The students became their political ...
... political arena in which the older leaders operated . But the larger number by far of ordinary Negroes were also outside this political arena , not active citizens and not even represented . The students became their political ...
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... politics becomes a dull if intricate game played by professionals . The extravagant admiration bestowed by much of the press on such ordinary political operators as Nixon and Lyndon Johnson is a sign of how widely accepted such a ...
... politics becomes a dull if intricate game played by professionals . The extravagant admiration bestowed by much of the press on such ordinary political operators as Nixon and Lyndon Johnson is a sign of how widely accepted such a ...
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NUMBER 1 | 178 |
WINTER 1960 | 217 |
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