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"I was 15 years of age when I first started having my own private sit-ins."
3:08
"I was 15 years of age when I first started having my own private sit-ins."
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“My parents were sharecroppers, working the land, working the tobacco, pulling the little bloom that comes off so there’d be more leaves…”
2:40
“My parents were sharecroppers, working the land, working the tobacco, pulling the little bloom that comes off so there’d be more leaves…”
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"Nobody has ever loved me the way he did. And I truly hope he felt the same way."
"Nobody has ever loved me the way he did. And I truly hope he felt the same way."
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"I didn't know that there were other blind people except me and my brothers."
"I didn't know that there were other blind people except me and my brothers."
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"I'm not ashamed of what happened to me anymore."
2:44
"I'm not ashamed of what happened to me anymore."
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"He had eyes the color of a swimming pool. They were the lightest blue, and they sparkled."
"He had eyes the color of a swimming pool. They were the lightest blue, and they sparkled."
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"You're the kind of person that we want our child to grow into..."
"You're the kind of person that we want our child to grow into..."
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"You told us that we were 'castle people', and you were a 'street person.'"
"You told us that we were 'castle people', and you were a 'street person.'"
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"It wasn't love at first sight, but there was some kind of a recognition."
"It wasn't love at first sight, but there was some kind of a recognition."
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"Do you remember when we were 19, totally in love, and couldn't tell anyone?"
"Do you remember when we were 19, totally in love, and couldn't tell anyone?"
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"I always lived in fear that someone would discover that I couldn't keep up."
"I always lived in fear that someone would discover that I couldn't keep up."