The Ballad of Birmingham describes a very
tragic event. It also describes a Freedom March
and...
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The Ballad of Birmingham describes a very
tragic event. It also describes a Freedom March
and a young child. Does age determine whether
or not an individual should be able to take part
in events like marches and protests? Does age
determine how valid someone's voice is? Why or
why not?
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