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Margaret Kimberley , BAR editor and senior columnist
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“Business should not go on as usual when the police act as the 21st century slave patrol.”
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“Of course we support the cause of protecting lives, but there is an exceptionalism to believing it only applies to American lives and especially white lives.”
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“Slavery is the factor that better explains the social problems in the country.”
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“I shouldn’t have to defend my brother. They should be proving their innocence.”
by Supporters of Herman Bell and Parole Justice New York
Support Herman Bell: Four Things You Can Do Right Now!
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“At 70 years old and after 45 years inside, it is time for Herman to come home.”
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