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CITIZEN SOLDIERS
2011,2010
Overview
In mid-June 1964, Susie Powell, a native of Whitakers, a small town in eastern North Carolina, and a student at Bennett College, scribbled a brief note in her diary. She was one of a group of student volunteers—100 in 1964, followed by another 250 in 1965—selected by the North Carolina Fund as foot soldiers in the battle against poverty. Powell and her compatriots in the North Carolina Volunteers, dubbed the “First One Hundred” by the state’s press, had just finished a three-day orientation at Duke University. They had spent their days in classrooms, listening to professors and public
Publisher
The University of North Carolina Press,University of North Carolina Press
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ISBN
9780807871140, 0807871141, 9780807833797, 0807833797
