Word: equalize
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Equal verbally," Clark answered enigmatically...
...divided the problems of the movement into two categories, of personal security and equal rights, and those of a social - poverty, underemployment, inadequate housing and education, and disruption of family life...
Silberman concluded that the realistic goal of the movement must be the acquisition of power by the Negro. "Power, not integrated lunch counters, schools, or equal or preferential treatment is what they want...
Clark began his talk by saying that it was symbolic that he, a Negro, should be speaking last and be deprived of some of his speaking time. Thereupon, Mark DeWolfe Howe, professor of Law, broke in with the reminder that "everyone has equal time...
Director Richard Lester apparently saw he had a good thing going in A Hard Day's Night, so he repeats his rapid-cut technique here with equal success. He had a stage hit on his hands before he began filming, for The Knack, filled theatres in London -- where Miss Tushingham created the role Nancy -- and New York. But Lester made an indoor play into an outdoor movie, spicing it with wild cycle rides, water skiing romps, and traffic tie-ups. His sight gags are old hat slapstick but none the worse for wear, and they don't overshadow the personal...