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But after just four months behind bars, John Estin Davis walked free. President Donald Trump commuted Davis’ sentence in the last days of his first term. In a statement explaining the decision, the ...

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On March 9, 1968, at a mass meeting in Greenwood, Mississippi, he told the crowd, “America’s on the way to hell.” A few weeks earlier, in Montgomery, Alabama, he declared, “The judgment of ... King ...