Let Them In

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Parts 1
Time 11m

Reads 19
Votes 1
Parts 1
Time 11m

1963. A year full of misery for the oppressed and segregated blacks. This short story follows one man as he takes part in one of the most symbolic events in all of American history, in a hopeful attempt to finally achieve equality. Originally written for The Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2016, but modified from the original, which had to be shortened for word count.
    
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Let Them In
Tue, Feb 7, 2017

1963. A year full of misery for the oppressed and segregated blacks. This short story follows one man as he takes part in one of the most symbolic events in all of American history, in a hopeful attempt to finally achieve equality. Originally written for The Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition 2016, but modified from the original, which had to be shortened for word count.
    
    Please do not copy this story.

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