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Ulysses Richardson leaving for Washington for the Poor People’s campaign
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Ulysses Richardson leaving for Washington for the Poor People’s campaign

Patriquin, Warren, 1922-1997 · May 1968

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[Information from item housing] Civil Rights: Boston: Leaving for March on Washington

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