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The Movement

December 19, 2014
By Leslie Duran, San Diego, California
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Jeremy and Katherine want nothing more than to be able to love each other publically. However, Jeremy's father's affilliation with the Ku Klutz Klan and Katherine being a coored woman makes it very difficult for them.

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