42 Years, #8 of 9 Finally Walked Free

Video: The 1985 Move bombing in Philadelphia - What is Move

Delbert Orr Africa finally walked free from Pennsylvania's state prison after serving over four decades for a crime he insists he did not commit, making him the eighth of nine Black Liberation MOVE members to be released or have died in prison. Read More: The Power of Righteousness by Abby Zimet, Further columnist

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