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"SH!THOLE" Countries? Really?: We March!

by Jewel] [Webber
No customer reviews yet ISBN 9781984065162 CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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Jan 2018
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English
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11 × 0.31 × 8.5 in
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Why do we march? This is a book of photos from a historical march, on a very special day(Martin Luther King Jr. Day). This event is the "Rally Against Racism: Stand Up For Haiti And Africa" which was held in New York City. "Photos can tell a story that words can't." Jewel Webber

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PublisherCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
PublishedJan 27, 2018
ISBN-101984065165
ISBN-139781984065162
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11 × 0.31 × 8.5 in
Weight1 lb

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