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🔔 Robert Johnson, released from prison after 28 years, on a wrongful conviction. Negroes make up 13% of the population, and nearly 50% of wrongful convictions.

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The whole State is getting sued and I’m taking down former cops/DA

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Yesss!

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DC Councilmember Trayon White Sr. arrested for accepting $156,000 in bribes to influence city contracts. Accused of using his position to push for contract renewals worth millions, White faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

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Can he sue in that city to get compensation? Sorry for him. I got to know about these wrongful convictions against black americans when Ifirst heard about Anthony Ray Hinton's story on BBC witness history and about Attorney Bryan Stevensons work in the criminal justice system.

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Yes!

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So the judges that got it wrong, they get to continue getting it wrong with no recompense? 🤔

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Great point,.., is a BS system

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Yall still believe we only 13%???? But wyte people are 7% globally!??????? Please make the math math

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That's so sad... I truly hope this man is okay 😔

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This brother is an example of mental strength. He stayed positive and remained steadfast of his innocence. He did the time, the time didn't do him. He still looks youthful. Salute to him.

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@iamyesyouareno @elonmusk What will you say about this?

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