Freedom Riders [mp3] '61 Struggle - ScanSoft Daniel reads
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Freedom Riders [mp3] '61 Struggle - Arsenault - ScanSoft Daniel reads NOTICES: 1. See this site for "Freedom Riders" documentaries 2. This was a very difficult scan. Want prefection? Look elsewhere. Don't complain. WITHIN WEEKS I'LL BE GONE. FOR CREATION'S SAKE, SEED THESE UnviolentPeacemaker torrents. KEEP EVERY ONE, ESPECIALLY THE WEAKEST, ALIVE WHILE I'M GONE. OK? STARTING NOW? Thanks. UnviolentPeacemaker NOTICE: WHY SCREW THE PUBLISHERS, WRITERS, CREATORS? When you have the $$$, buy this download, preferably from a locally owned store. "Universal Family" is the ONLY Revolution. Hypocrisy kills. NOTICE: This book is read by the HQ ELECTRONIC VOICE SCANSOFT DANIEL. Don't like that? Don't download it. Don't complain. Don't get in the way. This book from the LIBRARY OF UNVIOLENT REVOLUTION - AGAPE, UNIVERSAL FAMILY 'UnviolentPeacemaker' on ThePirateBay. https://www.piratebays.to/user/UnviolentPeacemaker/ Hundreds more like it, in that library UnviolentPeacemaker. THOSE CLUELESS TO THE PLANETARY EMERGENCY OF IMPENDING ECOCIDE SHOULD GO ELSEWHERE. These uploads were created for me, to equip me to Wage All-out Unviolent War for my current and future 204 billion children. If you are looking for style over substance this site and these materials are not for you. THE PRESENT AND FUTURE KIDS ARE SCREAMING AT US TO SAVE THEIR FUTURE, not whether there are typos, hugely rough parts, audio artifacts, pauses, footnote numbers, etc. HAVE THE DECENCY NOT TO COMPLAIN. ALSO, CUT ME SOME SLICK. THIS UPLOAD WAS PREPARED ON 04.11.13, THIS DAY 14 OF MY 'ECOCIDE'S DEATH FAST, ZERO CALORIES,' RACING TO FINISH THIS PROJECT SO I CAN ABSTAIN FROM LIQUIDS AS WELL BY MIDNIGHHT SUNDAY NIGHT. GOOGLE 'start loving.' Also GOOGLE, 'tracking plan b' So, I'm working with a 23,400 calorie deficit, and a sleep deficit the last 4 days of near 8 hrs x 4 = 32 hours, so I can get this done, before I am. (Hmmm, you too are this committed to averting ecocide so out kids and grandkids have a Life, like you and I did, right?) WITHIN WEEKS I'LL BE GONE. FOR CREATION'S SAKE, SEED THESE. KEEP EVERY ONE, ESPECIALLY THE WEAKEST, ALIVE WHILE I'M GONE. OK? STARTING NOW? OH! A final note. This project, on now a 4 day near zero sleep sprint, may be A. one of the wonders of human endurance, or B. full of technical disasters, errors.... I've devoted my life to have it be the former. If it is the latter, ROFL, I WON'T BE AROUND FOR YOU TO WHINE AT, RIDICULE, BLAME!!!! FIX IT, BUILD ON IT. DO YOUR PART! UnviolentPeacemaker ----------------- ----------- They were black and white, young and old, men and women. In the spring and summer of 1961, they put their lives on the line, riding buses through the American South to challenge segregation in interstate transport. Their story is one of the most celebrated episodes of the civil rights movement, yet a full-length history has never been written until now. In these pages, acclaimed historian Raymond Arsenault provides a gripping account of six pivotal months that jolted the consciousness of America. The Freedom Riders were greeted with hostility, fear, and violence. They were jailed and beaten, their buses stoned and firebombed. In Alabama, police stood idly by as racist thugs battered them. When Martin Luther King met the Riders in Montgomery, a raging mob besieged them in a church. Arsenault recreates these moments with heart-stopping immediacy. His tightly braided narrative reaches from the White House--where the Kennedys were just awakening to the moral power of the civil rights struggle--to the cells of Mississippi's infamous Parchman Prison, where Riders tormented their jailers with rousing freedom anthems. Along the way, he offers vivid portraits of dynamic figures such as James Farmer, Diane Nash, John Lewis, and Fred Shuttlesworth, recapturing the drama of an improbable, almost unbelievable saga of heroic sacrifice and unexpected triumph. The Riders were widely criticized as reckless provocateurs, or "outside agitators." But indelible images of their courage, broadcast to the world by a newly awakened press, galvanized the movement for racial justice across the nation. Freedom Riders is a stunning achievement, a masterpiece of storytelling that will stand alongside the finest works on the history of civil rights.