Nation: Dogs, Kids & Clubs
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The Negro children of Birmingham, however, kept right on marching. And despite all they were up against, despite hoses and clubs and police dogs and hate and folly, there was a peal of truth in the prophecy of the anthem that the marchers sang:
Deep in my heart I do believe
We shall overcome some day.
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