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Hinton was born 1956

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(1955-1956) Following Rosa Parks's refusal to give up her seat on a bus African Americans in Montgomery Alabama, boycotted city buses for over a year protesting racial segregation in public transportation.

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The Supreme Court ruled that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional turning the "separate but equal" doctrine established in Plessy v. Ferguson. (1956)

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(1961)Activists, both Black and white, organized "Freedom Rides" to challenge segregation in interstate travel, riding buses through the South and intentionally violating segregation laws at bus terminals.

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(1963) A massive demonstration in Washington, D.C., where over 200,000 people gathered to advocate for civil and economic rights, including an end to discrimination in employment and education.

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This landmark legislation outlawed discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, ending segregation in public accommodations and employment.

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1985 is when Hinton was sentenced to death row.

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Hinton has taken a car for a 2 year "Test Drive" 

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Hinton has taken a car for a 2 year "Test Drive" 

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Hinton stole a car for 2 years, he said that he took it for a 2-year test drive. He finally turned his self in (1977)

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Hinton was arrested on July 31, 1985, and charged with the murders based on the allegations that a revolver taken from his mother's home was the gun used in the crimes.

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A 2002 firearms examination by three independent experts determined that the bullets could not have been fired from the revolver taken from Hinton's mother's home.

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After years of legal battles, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed the lower courts and granted a new trial. The charges were eventually dismissed, and Hinton was released on April 3, 2015, after 29 years, and 8 months, incarcerated for crimes he did not commit.

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Hinton now works as a Community Educator for the Equal Justice Initiative, speaking about his experience and the importance of prison reform.

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I WAS BORN DECEMBER 28th 2006

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My First beach trip was when i was 3 going on 4 years old! It was in august because no kids were in school so we could go during schools days!

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My first pagent Ft me and Alyssa G we were in the kindergarten this was in 2012

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My first field trip was in 2017 we went to Georgia!

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This was in Febuaray of 2025