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"I started writing this on August 28, 2005, the 42nd anniversary of the March on Washington."

"In the summer of 1956, I called Manny Muravchik to ask to meet with him. I had been told that he knew just about everybody in the labor movement. "

"It was a slow morning at the Field Services Division of the US Commission on Civil Rights. "

"Reading the NY Times November 25th I came upon Clyde Haberman’s 'NYC' column. Its head: 'Naming a Senator Who Can Follow Clinton’s Tough Act.' And its subhead: 'A black Catholic lesbian would do nicely, especially one from upstate.'"

"Reading my last resume, it gives the impression of a smooth flow of employment..."

"An undertaking of which I am especially proud was the June 14, 1968 Government Employees Fast Day."

"I have previously written about my six years at the Jewish Labor Committee (1956-62), and the move to Washington DC in December 1964 to be the Education Director of AFSCME."

"Over the years, I have met a lot of people in connection with my work."

"One evening, toward the end of August in 1968, I received a call from someone named Stan Weir, explaining that he had just arrived in Washington from the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana, and that a mutual friend gave him my name."

"Yesterday, September 15, 2011, I attended a Civil Rights Symposium, my first in at least 15 years or more."