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GoLeft TV

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Mon Jan 21, 2013, 05:43 PM Jan 2013

Papantonio: Social Change Requires Citizen Participation

At a glance, there was nothing extraordinary that you could notice about Harriet Beecher Stowe. She was a mother raising children in a small house on a small Connecticut farm. She wasn’t a well known political figure, and although she was an abolitionist, she wasn’t even regarded as a significant leader of that movement.

But what she was, was someone just like you, who had the same kind of moral compass – the same level of disgust and anger when she noticed people not treating other people very well.

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Papantonio: Social Change Requires Citizen Participation (Original Post) GoLeft TV Jan 2013 OP
Love me some Papantonio! Laffy Kat Jan 2013 #1
Thank you Mike. kitt6 Jan 2013 #2
 

kitt6

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2. Thank you Mike.
Mon Jan 21, 2013, 09:26 PM
Jan 2013

A friend of mine from Eastern Europe read this book as a boy in amazement. Yes it is up to us.

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