Police Power And Freedom Of Assembly - The Gregory March
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Documents the demonstrators' reaction to what the Walker Report deemed the 'POLICE RIOT.' Features speeches made by Pierre Salinger and Dick Gregory and follows protesters down Chicago's Michigan Avenue as they attempt to reaffirm their constitutional rights of assembly.
More in Urban Crisis and New Militants Series
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