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… identity separate from that of being seen as a stateless people. The Chakmas have a legitimate claim to Indian …

… of the Administration, for the purpose of driving the people of Ireland to the dreadful alternative of calling out … (Antrim) was in a very disturbed state, and that those people who were active in suppressing the rebellion, were in …

… Although racial prejudice remained entrenched, enslaved people made their own powerful argument for freedom. More … In Connecticut, as in America’s other new states, black people had always been part of the landscape and nearly …

… gradual emancipation, and although it did not free black people then held in bondage, it provided that children born … argued passionately before an anti-slavery group that most people agreed slavery was wrong, but “political expediency” …

… Politics – and Why,” which was designed to encourage young people to think seriously about politics and public service …

… the fundamental rights of citizens for formerly enslaved people. Few people living in 1860 would have dared imagine either event, …

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… junta in a conflict that has displaced three million people, and the junta’s repressive acts make daily life even … resolve those problems with much care and thought for the people.” … Council on Southeast Asia Studies … …

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