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... force in the black slums . Charges of police brutality were commonplace . Despite the fact that northern cities had large black populations , the police were overwhelm- ingly white . In Detroit , where nearly 40 percent of the ...
... force in the black slums . Charges of police brutality were commonplace . Despite the fact that northern cities had large black populations , the police were overwhelm- ingly white . In Detroit , where nearly 40 percent of the ...
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... force damaged his government's authority . This was in 1975 , when religious - nationalist settlers from the Gush Emunim ( Bloc of the Faithful ) movement took over an old building in Sebastia , near Nablus , and established the first ...
... force damaged his government's authority . This was in 1975 , when religious - nationalist settlers from the Gush Emunim ( Bloc of the Faithful ) movement took over an old building in Sebastia , near Nablus , and established the first ...
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... force , in limited ways , for the sake of producing a new ( and if new then also democratic ) regime . I will come back to the necessary limits on this use of force ; before doing that , however , I want to consider how it stands vis ...
... force , in limited ways , for the sake of producing a new ( and if new then also democratic ) regime . I will come back to the necessary limits on this use of force ; before doing that , however , I want to consider how it stands vis ...
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