Brave and defiant, Angelo Herndon’s statement to comrades on the day he surrendered himself to Georgia authorities seeking the death penalty for the crimes of ‘inciting Negro rebellion.’ ‘A Message’ by Angelo Herndon from Labor Defender. Vol. No. 11. November, 1935. Written on the day he left for Georgia to surrender himself to the authorities […]
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