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Transcription: [00:24:31] We all must recognize the fight. If any basic changes are to take place now we the people, the masses must rise up and bring these changes about. We cannot depend on SNCC or President Johnson to do it and not congress. We must help them to do it.
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We are to see an open society, an open nation, and the people within SNCC. Students across this country must be willing to use that influence, that power, and must not get afraid from someone writing life as SNCC is becoming subversive, we know. Talking about agents, we are the agent.
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Talking about a put. They talking about a put, lets get involved in a nonviolent put in Mississippi.
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I think we have that obligation to do that and do no less and the day would soon come and freedom, justice, and equality will exist for all of the people and not just for some of the people. As many of us leave this place today and go back south, some of us- I hope most of us will begin together here and there.
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And at last for this month,[[inaudible]] committee, the secretary committee will be meeting. No doubt we will be meeting in Atlanta.
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And we hope to make some basic decisions. And we will be appealing to students, people from all over this nation, to help us to carry out SNCC programs. I agree with [[inaudible]] that the civil rights struggle, the civil rights revolution is at a very crucial and critical point.