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King says that this wait has almost always meant never to what does he refer and how does he defend his position
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King says that this wait has almost always meant never to what does he refer and how does he defend his position
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it means the wait in a metaphoric sense isn't so posed to be there
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King has
learned that waiting
just
means
equality
will never
happen.
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