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This powerful work not only lays bare the facts of LaMar’s case but also serves as a rallying cry for grassroots action. With his execution date set for January 13, 2027, time is running out to prevent this tragic miscarriage of justice.
LaMar’s conviction is a chilling example of systemic racism and judicial corruption. Prosecutors withheld exonerating evidence, excluded all Black jurors, and relied on dubious testimonies to secure a conviction. Despite these glaring injustices, LaMar has remained steadfast in his innocence, using his voice to call attention to the broader issues of racial and judicial inequality. Molly Crabapple, renowned for her evocative illustrations and activism, joins LaMar in creating The Injustice of Justice. This animation serves as a visceral introduction to LaMar’s story, combining artistry with advocacy to inspire action. LaMar’s message is clear: “If I must go, it won’t be without a fight. I won’t go silently into that dark night. Join me. Stand with me.”
A message from Keith LaMar on January 13, 2025: With today marking two years until my proposed execution date, as time once again becomes a critical factor, we have found a poignant and powerful way to tell and share my story. I hope you will join me in this effort. You have in your hand a gripping portrayal of the betrayal that is my case, facts and figures that can (and have) been substantiated by the record. Please use whatever means are at your disposal to help me get the word out, to help raise resources and awareness to elevate my plight. If I must go, it won’t be without a fight. I won’t go silently into that dark night. Join me. Stand with me. –KL
Calling on the public to amplify this story and take action:
Keith LaMar’s life hangs in the balance, but collective action can help turn the tide. His campaign emphasizes the power of community: “Injustice happens with intention all around us every day, but we can also make sure it is not done in the dark.” By sharing his story, supporting the campaign, and demanding accountability, we can help Keith LaMar fight back against this grave injustice. Visit keithlamar.org to learn more, donate, and join the movement.
Together, we can ensure that Keith LaMar’s name is not just another hashtag but a symbol of resilience, hope, and justice.
#FREEKeithLaMar
Written by: Ace Hartmann
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