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Wheaton-Claridge Local Park Reopening Celebration, Wheaton. April 14, 2018. Photos - Marilyn Sklar, Montgomery Parks.
Kasara bound fast local crosses Mumbai CST bound slow local near Kanjur Marg, Mumbai, Central Railway.
Local Suicide and Killerrr join forces to present you this event! On Saturday September 14th Electrosexual is presenting his new releaseDevolution Feat. Transformer Di Roboter live at Urban Spree, alongside live sets by Yasmin Gate and Dualesque. Vamparela& Brax Moody aka Local Suicide & Friends will dj a special Space Disco Set.
Loïs Plugged & Fruckie, who produced a great Devolution Remix and make all the way from France, will kick asses with a DJ Set.
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@yogacowgirls runs a fantastic organic farm.
@yogacowgirls runs a fantastic organic farm in Portland, Oregon.
it may be June . . . but it's still cold . . . predicted high on friday 38c . . . huh???
i shot this from the 'new' expressway, it still maddens me beyond belief,
we fought the politicians for 30 years on this expansion through the last major green space in the city . . .
the back pockets won, tons of concrete replaced over 100,000 trees :(
After a spectacularly shitty day the lad and I managed to salvage the evening. We had a nice dinner together, then walked down to the local library, with a stop at the DQ on the way home.
A new active wear line out of the Bay Area, cast through Model Mayhem - one model, a hair/makeup artist and a stylist - we got quite a bit done in a half-day...
Model: Randee Layne MM#2651792
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August 6, 1963
>>Edward McDaniels was a part of several historic incidents that took place in Mount Airy that were documented in the local newspapers in the early 60s — a series of sit-ins and demonstrations, inspired by the sit-in at the lunch counter in Greensboro and others that took place across the country.
“The NAACP said that when we go and demonstrate, we should remain peaceful. We had seen it on national television, seen dogs attacking and the water hoses and everything. We were black kids in a tobacco town, and the only thing we expected was to get the same thing, but we knew we had to do it, stand up for what we believed was right. We were born in the United States and were American citizens, why did we have to fight for what we was entitled to?”
McDaniels said they asked their parents for permission to do the demonstration, and even though they were worried, they gave permission. They entered a store on the corner of North Main St., McDaniels said.
He said he entered the store and recognized the man behind the counter as someone he played basketball with on Saturday mornings, when he and a group of friends would sneak into Mount Airy High School’s gym — “It was a natural thing for us to blend with our white brothers, and three of them were behind the counter, and naturally they couldn’t serve us….they said that was their job, they had to do what the law said.”
“When we came outside, I had never seen so many white faces in my life, and they were scared. That is one thing I can give Mount Airy though — we may have been called names, sneered at, but I can’t remember a violent moment.”
McDaniels and his friends were arrested for trespassing, and they had to go to court and were charged with a felony — “Why did we get put up for a felony, just because we wanted to get served at the drug store?” McDaniels speculated.<<
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Nine young people, ages 16 - 19, were arrested. They had to be bailed out at $100 each - that would be the equivalent of $766 today. They were all convicted of criminal trespassing.
The Civil Rights Act passed a year later, in 1964.
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