Epstein Secrets

.org>" To: ' ' < Subject: Older and Wiser Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2014 20:45:09 +0000 > • on behalf of "Charles B. Rangel " [4:"Rangel for Congress Jeffrey, 54 years ago this month, the sit-ins in Greensboro were instrumental in transforming the civil rights movement and ending legalized racial segrega

ental in transforming the civil rights movement and ending legalized racial segregation in the US. Four black students sat down at a "white's only" Woolworth counter and the store manager asked them to leave. But they didn't. 20 more students joined the sit in the next day, and by the fourth day, more th

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pet gun, you shot dried peas from pea shooters, and you shot paperclips at people with a rubber band. 47. You shopped at EJ Korvettes, Robert Hall, Woolworth's, Mays, McCrory's, Packers, Bohack, A&S. Barney's was Barney's Boys Town back then, and not a luxury store. You bought your shoes at National, Mi

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aken by Fred Blackwell on May 28, 1963, shows three protesters — John Salter, Joan Trumpauer and Anne Moody -— sitting at the counter of a white-only Woolworth’s five-and-dime store in Jackson while an angry mob pours ketchup, sugar, and mustard on them. The three protesters were from the Tougaloo College, a

ng to greet him is JEFFREY GREENBERG (55), handsome and charming. RECEPTIONIST Will you be needing any coffee, sir? ROBERT I'm fine, thank you. JEFFREY All good, Diane. She exits. Robert sits. A moment of silence. JEFFREY (CONT'D) So? ROBERT I'm here. JEFFREY Yes, you are, but guess what's no

r and Earl enter the courtroom. CLOSE ON: EFTA00725003 89. Jimmy, as he stares out the 11th floor window towards Brooklyn. In the distance, the Woolworth building. INT. FRANK CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME - DAY About thirty people in a room too big for them. At the front are tasteful flower BOUQUETS surroun

ng to greet him is JEFFREY GREENBERG (55), handsome and charming. RECEPTIONIST Will you be needing any coffee, sir? ROBERT I'm fine, thank you. JEFFREY All good, Diane. She exits. Robert sits. A moment of silence. JEFFREY (CONT'D) So? ROBERT I'm here. JEFFREY Yes, you are, but guess what's no

he courtroom. CLOSE ON: EFTA_R1_02008889 EFTA02685452 89. Jimmy, as he stares out the 11th floor window towards Brooklyn. In the distance, the Woolworth building. INT. FRANK CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME - DAY About thirty people in a room too big for them. At the front are tasteful flower BOUQUETS surroun