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James Baldwin

How Public Discourse Sounded In 1965

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  • R. Scott Clark
on May 20, 2014 | 6 Comments

(HT: Pundit Press) Warning: This debate occurred in 1965. James Baldwin uses an objectionable word that was more freely used then to describe American Blacks, which is forbidden today.

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