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We Charge Genocide: The Historic Petition To The United Nations For Relief From A Crime Of The United States Government Against ,Used Goldhaber If You Don'T Live ItThis New Edition Contains The Historic Petition First Presented To The United Nations In 1951 By Its Author, William L. Patterson And Paul Robeson In Support Of The Charge That The Racism Of Government And Its Agencies Was A Crime Punishable Under The Un Genocide Convention. The Petition Presented Specific, Documented Evidence Of Inhuman And Racist Practices In The United States. The Innumerable Beatings, Frameups, Arrests And Murders Of Black