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On this day Anthony Ray Hinton was born.

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1956 - The Supreme Court Declares Bus Segregation Unconstitutional 

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1956 - The Supreme Court Declares Bus Segregation Unconstitutional 

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After the boycott of the Montgomery bus system, the local bus company decided to desegregate their busses. However, the city and state still wanted the Jim Crow laws to be informed. In response to this, the Supreme Court declared that segregation would be illegal.

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1960 - The Desegregation of Interstate Travel 

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1960 - The Desegregation of Interstate Travel 

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In December of 1960, the Supreme Court ordered that interstate buses and bus terminals were required to integrate. This inspired member of the Congress of Racial Equality to ride buses from Washington to New Orleans. These people were known as Freedom Riders.

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A Federal Civil Rights Act was one of the main goals of the march in 1963. This act was to block discrimination from race, color, religion, and/or national origin. This act also established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission which helped enforce its (this act’s) goals.

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This act was created to fix one of the major flaws in the Civil Rights Act. It was to fix the legal and illegal methods white people had used to deny African Americans voting rights. This act was signed on August 6, 1965, by President Lyndon B. Johnson

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The Attica State Correction Facility had an overbearing number of prisoners in it; it was overcrowded. This limited what the inmates could do, so they reached out the the authorities. However, when no change came, they the prisoners took matters into their own hands by rioting for what they wanted. Around thirty-nine people were killed.

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Hinton was charged with the murders done by “The Cool Killer.”

He was also indicated by a grand jury without even stepping foot in a courtroom.

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The DA ballistics expert finds that the death bullets did not match the gun found in Hinton’s home.

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Hinton and Stevenson together many years later.

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Bryan Stevenson steps into the case. He sends a letter to Hinton stating that he wants to help him, and he does exactly that.

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Hinton is told by an officer in the jail that his mother has passed away.

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I’m born!

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When me and Penni went to see Taylor Swift.

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Penni (my sister) is born!

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My family moves to Florida, and I start cheering.

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Stevenson uses a petition to get Hinton another trial.

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Hinton is released from prison after 30 years.

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My family moves to West Virginia.

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Jolie (another sister) is born!

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Hinton published a book titled The Sun Does Shine talking about his experience on death row, as well as the unjustness of his trials.