If the flag of an armed enemy of the U.S. is allowed to fly over government buildings, then it implies that slavery, or at least the threat of slavery, is sanctioned by that government and can still legally exist.
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If the flag of an armed enemy of the U.S. is allowed to fly over government buildings, then it implies that slavery, or at least the threat of slavery, is sanctioned by that government and can still legally exist. — Amiri Baraka
About Amiri Baraka
Amiri Baraka was a Poet from United States (1934–2014).
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This quote is attributed to Amiri Baraka, a Poet from United States.
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Amiri Baraka lived from 1934 – 2014.
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