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_look-what-you-are-doing-now-familie-rser.webp "The song storynnThe words at the beginning of the song are borrowed from the Pre-amble of the U.S. Constitution. A part of theso-called “Bill Of Rights”. nnThe “demanding” lyrics were written by Kerry L. Dooley. He invokes, in vivid words, the feelings of a free citizen and presents the imperative plea “Look What You’re Doing Now“, as a necessary reflection on the behavior of governments and their responsibility for what is happening to this world.nnThe telephone call at the end")
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_meet-elizabeth-freeman.webp "Enslaved women began questioning their status in the new nation as a result of the American Revolution. One of those women was Elizabeth Freeman, or “Mumbet,” who lived as an enslaved woman in Massachusetts. nnAfter hearing the Massachusetts Constitution being read aloud in her master’s home, Freeman sought out Theodore Sedgwick, a lawyer and antislavery advocate that helped her sue for her freedom as a “inhabitant” of the state of Massachusetts. In 1781, Freeman won her freedom in cou")
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_02-26-11-salina-c-of-c-legislative-forum.webp "www.salina.com/news/story/TEA-Party-grouponnTea party butts in on candidate forum Saturdaynn2/27/2011nBy CHRIS HUNTER | Salina Journal nEven though Rep. Charlie Roth and Sen. Pete Brungardt do not represent him in Congress, Larry Halloran said he felt he had to drive from Mulvane to Salina to join in on what his website called the")
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