THE GUARDIAN - For many exonerees the struggle for justice carries on long after the prison gates have been flung open
Every year Dontae Sharpe braces himself for the pardoning of the Thanksgiving turkey.
It’s not that he objects to turkeys being spared the butcher’s knife. It’s that, from where he’s sitting, there are far more urgent candidates for a reprieve from the governor of North Carolina than a bird. Continue reading...
