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Taking on Ayers

Bill Ayers promotes his book, “Race Course Against White Supremacy,” after the Continuing Legacy of Racism discussion at University Church Sunday.
By Lloyd Lee
March 2, 2010
Lloyd Lee

Bill Ayers speaks about juvenile detention in Chicago at the Continuing Legacy of Racism discussion at University Church on Sunday.
Bill Ayers speaks about juvenile detention in Chicago at the Continuing Legacy of Racism discussion at University Church on Sunday.

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