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Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
Sample Book Insights:
#1 I was a huge Barack Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.
#2 I was a huge Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.
#3 I was a huge Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.
#4 I am a huge Obama fan and I was excited about him becoming president.

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Political Science

Civil Rights

Civil and political rights

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Publié par	Everest Media LLC
Date de parution	13 octobre 2022
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9798350031232
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	1 Mo

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#1

I was a huge Barack Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.

#2

I was a huge Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.

#3

I was a huge Obama fan, and I was excited about the prospect of him becoming president.

#4

I am a huge Obama fan and I was excited about him becoming president.

#5

I was a huge Obama fan and was excited about him becoming president.

#6

Obama was a huge fan of Hawaii’s Obama, who was a huge fan of America’s Obama, who was a huge fan of America’s Obama.

#7

Obama’s campaign slogan was Yes We Can, and to many, he appeared to be the first Black president of the United States.

#8

Obama was a huge fan of King’s, and he was excited about the prospect of him becoming president. However, he did not mention King by name during his speech at the Democratic National Convention, and instead referred to him as a young preacher from Georgia.

#9

Obama was a huge fan of King’s, and he was excited about becoming president. However, his election was not the culmination of the Black freedom struggle, but rather a beginning of a new national project of reconstruction.

#10

Obama was a huge fan of King’s, and he was excited about becoming president. He won the election, but his presidency was not the culmination of the Black freedom struggle, but rather a beginning of a new national project of reconstruction.

#11

Obama’s civic nationalism expressed the belief that all Americans have a common civic identity.