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I would not 'step aside.' True, I was an old woman, but there were still fights for women to lead. There were still the fights for justice and equality and peace.

16 seconds sound clip from the Destination Freedom - The Long Road (The story of Mary Church Terrell) classic radio play.

You can hear this line at 00:28:27 in the radio play.

Quote context

[...]

- You been in Washington a long time?

- A very long time.

- Then act like it.

- Are you moving or are you giving me a little trouble?

- I'm too tired to move. I guess I'm going to give you trouble.

- All right then, woman. You asked for it. Hold that door there. Now come on! Out you go!

- I pulled myself up off the capital's streets and slowly towards the home of George Washington.

- I was going to make my survey on the relations of the Negro people not only with the first president, but with the capital of the country.

- I would not 'step aside.' True, I was an old woman, but there were still fights for women to lead. There were still the fights for justice and equality and peace.

- I looked towards Mount Vernon... it was at the end of a long, long road, but I still had strength to travel it.

- You have just heard Destination Freedom's dramatization of 'The Long Road,' the story of the militant fighter for women's rights, Mary Church Terrell.

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Destination Freedom Sound Clip

Destination Freedom Radio ShowQuotes with audio clips from Richard Durham's Destination Freedom old-time radio program, Radio's Black Legacy, 1948-1950.

Actors: Oscar Brown Jr., Studs Terkel, Janice Kingslow, Wezlyn Tilden

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