Exiting the Military and Entering the 1960's

The Memoir My Dad Wouldn't Write

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My father left the Marines with the intention of becoming a news man. It was the dawn of the 1960's and print journalism was in its hey day. He became the first Black editor of his university's newspaper. There was also a "Newness" in Negro political thought. My father attended the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, and witnessed the birth of the U.S.'s most explosive decade.

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