In Justyce’s first letter to Dr. King, why does he bring up Shemar Carson?

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Chris Frost asked Aug 23, 2023

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In Justyce’s first letter to Dr. King, why does he bring up Shemar Carson?

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Justyce writes letters to Martin (Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.) to make sense of his feelings about The Incident. He recalls what happened to Shemar Carson in Nevada.

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