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February 20, 2013, 08:47 PM
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Another 21 February Martyr: Harlem, NYC 1965
It appears as though the 21st of February is historically intertwined with martyrdom. Just wanted to share the life and work of a great civil rights hero, fitting for the times, the late Malcolm X.
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Cricket cannot live with the mistaken belief that people want to see big hits. People like to see goals, but no one is talking of moving the goalposts a metre wider either side. (Harsha Bhogle)
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