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i count it providential, in nashville came people like andrew white and janetta hayes and helen robertsores wilkerson, and john lewis, and diane nash, c.t. vivian, marion barry, jim bevel, bernard lafayette, paulina knight, angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62 in the same city at the same time, i count as being providential. we did not plan it. and when kelly smith and the national christian leadership council met in the fall of 1958, and we determined that if there is to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of satya graha, of soul force, of love truth, that we would have to do it in nashville. and so i planned, as the strategist and organizer, a four-point gandhian strategic program to create the campaign. we decided with great fear and anticipation, we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of black people or other people anywhere in the united states in the 20th industry against the rapatiousness of a segregated system ever thought about desegregating downtown, tearing down the signs, renovating the waiting roo

nashville, tennessee, dropping out of graduate school, in nashville came people like smith, andrew white, janetta, dolores wilkerson, and john lewis. and diane nash. ct vivian. lafayette. paulina night. angela butler. how all of us gathered in 1958 and '59 and '60 and '61 and '62, at the same city, at the same time, i count as being providential. we did not plan it. [laughs] we all lived there. when charlie smith and the national christian leadership counsel met in the fall of 1958, and we determined that, if there's to be a second major campaign that will demonstrate the efficacy of satyagraha, of soulforce, of lovetruth, that you would have to do it in nashville. so, our plan, as a strategist and organizer, a 4-point gandhian strategic program to create the campaign. we decided, with great fear and anticipation, we would desegregate downtown nashville. no group of black people or other people anywhere in the united states, in the 20th century, against the rapacious nest of a segregated system, every thought about desegregating downtown. tearing down the signs, but renovating waiting rooms, taki

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