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Let Us Compete - The Seattle Medium

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I speak of competition because in order to bring about real change in America we must be allowed to compete. That is the question of the moment. It is the question, once answered, that will make all the difference in the lives of countless Americans of color. It is the question that must be addressed as a direct result of this movement in order to ignite advancement of our people.

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