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Four Vignettes On Watts Folsom Prison August 16, 1965 As we left the Mess Hall
Sunday morning and milled around in the prison yard, after four days of abortive
uprising in Watts, a group of low riders' from Watts assembled on the basketball ...
Four Vignettes On Watts Folsom Prison August 16, 1965 As we left the Mess Hall
Sunday morning and milled around in the prison yard, after four days of abortive
uprising in Watts, a group of low riders' from Watts assembled on the basketball ...
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It was a cleansing, revolutionary laugh we all shared, something we have not
often had occasion for. Watts was a place of shame. We used to use Watts as an
epithet in much the same way as city boys used “country” as a term of derision.
It was a cleansing, revolutionary laugh we all shared, something we have not
often had occasion for. Watts was a place of shame. We used to use Watts as an
epithet in much the same way as city boys used “country” as a term of derision.
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sit at Watts' feet, because he always seemed to me more warm, more human, and
possessed of greater wisdom than Watts displayed either in his lectures or his
books. It may be that I received this impression from having been exposed more ...
sit at Watts' feet, because he always seemed to me more warm, more human, and
possessed of greater wisdom than Watts displayed either in his lectures or his
books. It may be that I received this impression from having been exposed more ...
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