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Title: A Price For Freedom
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It took the hard work and determination that one day the blacks of America would be free. A severe price of freedom, but one that stands out and may be worth while. Showed first 250 characters
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No country allows as much personal freedoms like the United States of America. The Supreme Court has passed laws which allow more freedom of expression than ever before. By hearing this, you may think that everyone is happy in the U.S. Well, a lot are, but to gain these freedoms, there was once a price to pay... Showed next 250 characters
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