A path to a place where Black men and women cannot be murdered in the streets with impunity by those sworn to protect them.
Hank Johnson: “A path to a place where Black men and women cannot be murdered in the streets with impunity by those sworn to protect…”
On the recordJune 9, 2020
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Advocates for justice and safety for Black individuals.
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