John Lewis's arrest picture, Jackson, Mississippi
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Roy DeCarava, Mississippi Freedom Marcher, Washington, D.C., 1963
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Patrice Lumumba
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Demonstrators lie on the sidewalk while firemen hose them, Birmingham Protests, May 1963
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Alabama Fire Department aims high-pressure water hoses at Civil Rights Demonstrators, Birmingham Protests, 1963
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Martin Luther King Jr. and Ralph Abernathy walk toward their arrest, Birmingham, Alabama, April 16, 1963
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1960. Martin Luther King is pulling burnt cross from his lawn, with his little son at his side.
Image by: Corbis
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Gordon Parks Malcolm X in an LA courtroom, displaying photographs of Ronald Stokes who was killed by the LAPD, 1963
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Gordon Parks, Police Brutality Must Go, 1963
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We call it non-violent when the violence is committed by the 'very fine' people.
May 28, 1963. Woolworth sit-in, Jackson, MS.
photo by Fred Blackwell
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The Memphis Sanitation Strike, 1968
with bayonets.
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The black people looking very depressed and sad. The pain jumps out of the pictures.
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Ik zag deze borden onlangs in een Netflix docu voorbij komen. Trial by Media. Iig afl. 2 en 3 gaan ook over hoe witte amerikanen zich gedroegen richting de donkere amerikanen. Heel erg interessant om te zien en van leren
Why do folks think bayonets are bad? Once you're pointing rifles at folks, that is
This Carroll Quigley lecture lauds the bayonet over missile weapons as a control device (see esp the 2nd image)
Quigley is the author of _Tragedy & Hope_, a favorite of Bill Clinton's as I recall
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Quigley appears to advocate shock weapons for controlling people, but eventually acknowledges even that won't work.
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link to Quigley's _Weapon Systems & Political Stability: A History_ (pdf, 38 MB)
carrollquigley.net/pdf/Weapons%20
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