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Violence or Non-Violence? This is a real conversation from 1968, aired live on public television at the height of the civil rights movement. No script. No hindsight. Just people arguing about survival. Some believed nonviolence was the only way forward. Others believed waiting had already cost too much.

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This is a real, unscripted conversation from 1968 in America, aired live on public television at the height of the civil rights movement. No hindsight—just people arguing about survival.
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