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Police dogs used on people in Birmingham, Alabama. 1963.

"Once Upon a Time" “Once upon a time” we lived in silence. No one cared to listen, anyhow. The quiet overwhelming was a stillness, imprisonment imposed upon "slave style." “Once upon a time” was not forever. The voices persevered above the din. With vibrato they demanded human freedom. Despite a sanctioned silence, they got in. “Once upon a time” for now is never, cessation of the days of forced control. All things possess a date of termination. So, history, is a story to be told.

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