Perspective
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My English teacher gave me a prompt to write a narrative essay on the Sixteenth Street Church bombing during he Civil Rights Era. Given the feedback I've gotten from multiple people, I think it's good enough to publish. This is written from the perspective of the man who actually bombed the church. That's probably a good thing to note.
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