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Rosa Parks' refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery city bus, which led to a year-long boycott.

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June 1, 1956: Anthony Ray Hinton is born 

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June 1, 1956: Anthony Ray Hinton is born 

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Anthony Ray Hinton was born on June 1, 1956, a year that saw both progress and setbacks for the Civil Rights Movement. The Montgomery Bus Boycott gained momentum but, some states resisted desegregation in schools.

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Martin Luther King Jr.'s led nonviolent protests in Birmingham that brought national attention to segregation and racism.

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March 7, 1965: Selma to Montgomery March

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March 7, 1965: Selma to Montgomery March

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In 1965, MLK jr and many other civil rights marched from Selma to Montgomery to address African American struggles.

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August 6, 1965: Voting Rights Act of 1965

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August 6, 1965: Voting Rights Act of 1965

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Legislation to overcome discriminatory voting practices in Alabama and other states, ensuring African Americans' right to vote was passed.

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Anthony Ray Hinton was sentenced to death row in 1985 for a crime he did not commit. During that year, there were setbacks in the civil rights movement, such as the bombing of MOVE, a black liberation group, in Philadelphia, which killed 11 people, including five children.

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2002: Bryan Stevenson becomes Hintons lawyer 

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2002: Bryan Stevenson becomes Hintons lawyer 

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In 2002, Hinton's case was taken up by Bryan Stevenson and the Equal Justice Initiative, who began fighting for his release.

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September 22, 2002: Anthonys mother passes away

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September 22, 2002: Anthonys mother passes away

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In 2002, Anthony's mother died of cancer, which soon caused him to develop suicidal thoughts.

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In 2005, Hinton's petition to the Alabama circuit was denied after waiting for it since 2002.

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January 16th, 2008: An angel was sent from heaven to be bestowed on this Earth

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January 16th, 2008: An angel was sent from heaven to be bestowed on this Earth

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On January 16th 2008, St.Petersburg Florida, I, an Angel, was born. This single event started my journey of life.

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My parents got a divorce.

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December 25, 2011: Santa Claus got me a Cat

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December 25, 2011: Santa Claus got me a Cat

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Christmas Day 2011, Santa Claus got me my first pet, Eclipse, an orange tabby cat for Christmas. Since she was my first cat she held a very special place in my heart. Unfortunately, she died a few years ago but her memory still lives on

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April 3, 2015: Anthony is released from prison 

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April 3, 2015: Anthony is released from prison 

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On April 3, 2015, after spending nearly 30 years on death row, Hinton was exonerated and released from prison due to the US Supreme Court overturning the convictions.

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March 27, 2018: Hinton publishes his first memoir, “The Sun Does Shine”

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March 27, 2018: Hinton publishes his first memoir, “The Sun Does Shine”

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In 2018, Hinton advocated for criminal justice reform in his memoir "The Sun Does Shine: How I Found Life and Freedom on Death Row."

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September 13th, 2020: Father passes away 

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September 13th, 2020: Father passes away 

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My dad died.

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After my father’s death, I moved in with my grandparents, who have lived in Auburn, Alabama since 2004.

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Recently, the civil rights movement continues to progress with the removal of Confederate monuments in Alabama.