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annette perry
sorter, the salvation army Location: uniondale, NY United States Joined: Feb 3rd, 2009 |
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me the way i see life
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I currently work with the salvation army
as sorter I have 14 years of experience working in the Retail/Wholesale industry. |
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Yes. I went to Lincoln from 1962-66 Many Many Moons ago. It was when there were about 6 or 8 sister students during my years at Lincoln then! We debated whether or not it was a good idea to have more Sisters on campus. Many of us took the position that because of the rise of Black Male Militancy (the Civil Rights Movement and the Black Liberation Movement were directly impacting us at Lincoln), the frightened administration saw the infusion of sisters on campus as a way to divert our attention AWAY from social activism that was upsetting the white powers that be in and around SE Pennsylvania and Delaware. We were very active... to the point in 1965 defending the campus from the KKK by arming ourselves and taking over campus security on that October night of a big KKK rally in Rising Sun and their public vow to teach us "Black Militants" at Lincoln a lesson. They came. They saw armed Black students... and they quietly left us alone! Tagged by s e anderson on 09/12/2009 |
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