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10 Rules of Conduct for Sit-Ins "The basic plan of the sit-ins was that a group of students would  go to a lunch counter and ask to be served. If they were, they'd move on to the next lunch counter . If they wer e not, they would not move until they had been. If they were arre sted, a new group would take their place. The students always remained nonviolent and re spectful."  DO NOT: . !trike back nor curse if abused. . #augh out. $. %old conversations with floor walker . &. #eave your seat until your leader has given you permission to do so. . (lock entrances to stores outside nor the aisles inside.  DO: . !how yourself friendly and courteous at all times. . !it straight) always face the cou nter . $. *eport all serious incidents to you r leader . &. *efer information seekers to your leader in a polite manner. . *emember the teachings of +esus hrist, ahatma andhi and artin #uther /ing. #ove and nonviolence is the way." 

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Page 1: 10 Rules of Conduct for Sit Ins

 

10 Rules of Conduct for Sit-Ins

"The basic plan of the sit-ins was that a group of students would 

 go to a lunch counter and ask to be served. If they were, they'd

move on to the next lunch counter. If they were not, they would

not move until they had been. If they were arrested, a new group

would take their place. The students always remained

nonviolent and respectful." 

 DO NOT:

. !trike back nor curse if abused.

. #augh out.

$. %old conversations with floor walker.

&. #eave your seat until your leader has given you permission to

do so.

. (lock entrances to stores outside nor the aisles inside.

 DO:

. !how yourself friendly and courteous at all times.

. !it straight) always face the counter.

$. *eport all serious incidents to your leader.

&. *efer information seekers to your leader in a polite manner.

. *emember the teachings of +esus hrist, ahatma andhi

and artin #uther /ing. #ove and nonviolence is the way." 

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