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The defendant,
by practicing, enforcing and compelling discrimination based on
race and color, as aforecited in paragraphs "NINTH" to
"FOURTEENTH" inclusive, is exercising and carrying out, and
threatens to continue to exercise and carry out, its corporate
franchese (sic), privileges, rights, objects and activities in
a manner contrary to the public policy of the State of New
York. For instance, the aforecited poem sampling
Walker's Appeal ends with a cliche: "Build a stone place /
Where memory may safely take refuge. |
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