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Leaders on both sides of the abortion issue speculated that the militance of last year's pro-abortion demonstrators and the prospect of an even larger and more aggressive pro-abortion mob this year might dissuade many pro-liters from returning to San Francisco. 70) This agitation reached its peak in the early 1940s, no doubt prompted by the confrontative militance of that quintessential New York politician, Adam Clayton Powell and the political agitation of other immigrant politicos and radicals adjoining his district. The classic episode of confrontational go-it-alone militance in New York garment history is the largely failed Communist-led strike of 1926. |
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