‘It’s horrifying’ | Members of the Clinton 12 reflect on police brutality

Posted on June 5, 2020 / Posted by integral
'It's horrifying' | Members of the Clinton 12 reflect on police brutality

Gail Upton and Bobby Cain were both moved by the peaceful protests and heartbroken at watching George Floyd’s last moments.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Gail Upton knows what it is like to experience injustice.

“I’ve seen pictures of black people assassinated and being hung,” she said. 

However, more than 60 years after desegregating southern…

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