200 nights and one day
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200 nights and one day

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75 pages 2009

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"Two Hundred Nights and One Day is brilliantly delivered by author Margaret (Peggy) Rozga. This book of poetry presents a brilliant analysis which takes us through the brave history of the strength, commitment and passion of the people of Milwaukee, Wisconsin as they marched, struggled and were jailed to win the victory of justice and freedom for all. Peggy Rozga joined protestors, participated in freedom marches, and was jailed for fighting and marching for the rights of poor Black children of the city of Milwaukee under the leadership of one of the great advocates of non-violence, direct action and civil disobedience of our times: Father James Edmund Groppi." --Book Jacket.

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