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On page 111 (bottom panel), why is there a little flash of light from the top right corner?

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On page 111 (bottom panel), why is there a little flash of light from the top right corner?

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How did Fannie Lou Hamer's testimony change the way people viewed the movement? Why was Johnson so eager to get her off television? (107-113)

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What was the point of the third panel's design on page 111?

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What was the point of the third panel's design on page 111?

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Was Fannie Lou Hamer's speech rerun again after the interruption? 

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Was Fannie Lou Hamer's speech rerun again after the interruption? 

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Why did Rauh want to have a diverse arrangement of speakers? Why not just have Black males?

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Why did Rauh want to have a diverse arrangement of speakers? Why not just have Black males?

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What does "Uncle Tom" mean? (126)

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Was Johnson really endanger of losing the election? Or was it just a rumor? (125).

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Was Johnson really endanger of losing the election? Or was it just a rumor? (125).

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What made Fannie Lou Hamer's testimony so powerful it drove the president into a panic and switch the program?

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Why were some people's beliefs of a multi-racial society falling apart? (127).

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In the end, had it been necessary for Lyndon B. Johnson to care about the votes in the South so much? Did cutting Fannie Lou Hamer's testimony end up giving him a worse reputation?

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In the end, had it been necessary for Lyndon B. Johnson to care about the votes in the South so much? Did cutting Fannie Lou Hamer's testimony end up giving him a worse reputation?

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What does the illustration on pages 116 and 117 mean in correlation to Martin Luther King's speech?

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What does the illustration on pages 116 and 117 mean in correlation to Martin Luther King's speech?

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Who is the man named Roy on the final panel of page 122, and how did he know the activists well enough to be on a first name basis?

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Why did John Lewis think of the 1964 Democratic Convention as the turning point in the Civil Rights Movement? (124).

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On page 119: John Lewis states: "We later learned that President Johnson's men were using FBI wiretaps on the MFDP office-- as well as Dr. King's and Bayard Rustin's hotel rooms-- to do anything in their power to influence the outcome". Did people find out about this event and was the President punished later on?

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What does the destroyed car represent? (117)

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What does the destroyed car represent? (117)

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On page 104, what does Johnson mean by "Why...do they want to hand-shovel fifteen states to Goldwater?!" Why would African American people want a racist, such as Goldwater, for president, and how could Johnson think that?