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Friday, May 9, 2014

A Jury Of Her Peers


Justice For Cecily

Letter via The Guardian
Posted by Emmett Burke at 6:18 AM
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Labels: #myNYPD, activism, Cecily McMillan, justice, law, NYC, Occupy Wall Street, police brutality

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