Anthony Michael Green
Posted By The Editors | October 13th, 2009 | Category: Exoneree of the Week | Comments Off
Print This Post
Anthony Michael Green
This week marks the eighth anniversary of Anthony Michael Green’s exoneration. In 1988, Green was misidentified by a rape victim and wrongfully convicted in Ohio. He served 13 years prison before DNA testing proved his innocence and led to his release in October 2001. Read more about his case.
Washington Post: Defense lawyer fights racism in death row cases
Obama on Google Plus – Ahead of the Curve Again?
Newt’s Poor Record on Civil Rights
JBHE Chronology of Major Landmarks in the Progress of African Americans in Higher Education
Embattled Connecticut Police Chief Resigns; Department Faces Prospect of More Officers’ Arrests
The State of the Union: The “Back Story” for Black America
Obama College-Aid Proposals Underscore Importance of Pell Grants
N.Y.P.D. Officer Pleads Guilty to Civil Rights Violation
F.B.I. Arrests Four Connecticut Police Officers In Racial Harassment of Latino Residents