A Black man once sentenced to death for murder fights for freedom after discovering his attorney defended the Ku Klux Klan
A phone line rings. It clicks, and an automated message is recited in a woman’s strict, dull monotone.
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National3 articles from 3 sources across the spectrum· Updated 35d ago
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