What does sitter-in mean?
Sitter-in means One who attends a class, meeting, etc..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
One who attends a class, meeting, etc..
Except for a few adult leaders like the Rev. Robert Williams, shown below conducting a strategy seminar, the sitters-in are youngsters like Virginius Bray Thornton who, at right, is leading a march through Petersburg.
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Sitter-in means One who attends a class, meeting, etc..
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Except for a few adult leaders like the Rev. Robert Williams, shown below conducting a strategy seminar, the sitters-in are youngsters like Virginius Bray Thornton who, at right, is leading a march through Petersburg.
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