Destination Freedom Quotes with Sound Clips - Page 40Quotes 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[Amazon link] #ad
391 He remembered he had asked the mayor of a great southern city to let the train come in, but some had other words for the mayor.
393 He remembered how he had gone out and kept his eyes open, and day by day brought in news that never touched the papers...
395 He remembered how his toe struck something soft on the ground, and he bent low and recognized the town's new grocery man...
396 He remembered how loud his heart had beat then and how it thundered when he told a police sergeant.
397 He remembered how the embarrassed chairman had called him in and explained why he should not make the science of politics his field.
398 He remembered studying the colonial government that kept eight million people landless, locked in special quarters, barred from the streets and schools, restless and rioting...
399 He remembered the years spent in putting his knowledge before the students who passed through his classes...
400 He saw diamond, copper, and coal mines where thousands of Africans worked for a dollar a month, taxed and landless...
