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He protested the invidiousness of subtle, Northern forms of racism and announced that he and the Southern Christian Leadership Conference would devote all of their resources to a non-violent campaign. Most students hate prejudice and inequality; they accept the goal of a small utopia in Middletown CT, at whose threshold you check all invidiousness, distinction, and privilege based on color or gender or sexuality or ethnicity. By means of this tentative statement we may circumambulate its thickets and return to the initial problem posed, that of invidiousness (from invidia, that is, envy). |
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