Examples of using Rustin in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Rustin Parr understood.
The ruins of Rustin Parr's house.
Rustin: Do you think that is going to happen?
Someone inside Rustin Wade, huh?-Go easy,?
I know this is crazy, but I know those are the kids Rustin Parr killed!
Martin Hart, Rustin Cohle… State CID.
Your ex-husband's partner, Rustin Cohle.
Four years with Rustin Wade, two of them out here.
You don't seem surprised that I wanna talk to you about your time at Rustin Wade.
At the time Angela left Rustin Wade, five others did too.
None of it would have been possible without the march's chief organizer-a man named Bayard Rustin.
Michael Well, we need to find him before Rustin Wade does. Hmm? Hmm?
Back in the 1940s, Rustin Parr brought eight kids out to his house in these woods.
Your involvement with these pharma companies,-Rustin Wade, they involve drug trials?
We got access to Buchleitner's bank account butthere's nothing on there that connects him to Waingrow or to Rustin Wade.
Rustin grew up in a Quaker household, and began peacefully protesting racial segregation in high school.
But it is quite a large amount of pretty luxurious trips.All hosted and paid for by this company, Rustin Wade.
Rustin was passed over for several influential roles in the 1960s and 70s, but he never stopped his activism.
What was interesting, around May and June, five people who worked in thelabs worked with Ruben-- They all left Rustin Wade.
As King's prominence increased, Rustin became his main advisor, as well as a key strategist in the broader civil rights movement.
A Solidarity Day rally, initially planned for May 30, was postponed by Abernathy,who asked Bayard Rustin to organize the rescheduled event.
Rustin not only worked with the DC police and hospitals to prepare, but organized and trained a volunteer force of 2,000 security marshals.
After his speech, Johnson convened a group of civil-rights leaders,including the esteemed A. Philip Randolph and Bayard Rustin, to address the“ancient brutality.”.
Despite these slights, Rustin maintained his focus, and on the day of the march he delivered the marchers' demands in a speech directed at President John F. Kennedy.
And it's of course where Martin Luther King delivered his famous"I have a dream" speech, but what's actually less known is that this marchwas organized by a man named Bayard Rustin.
On June 8, however, it was announced that Rustin had been dropped from the Poor People's Campaign following a fallout with Ralph Abernathy, who believed Rustin's proposal for an Economic Bill of Rights ignored many issues important to SCLC's campaign partners, including opposition to the Vietnam War.