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Mr. Lynn discusses his experiences as a black lawyer and Communist from the early 1930s to present. Having defended some of the great minds of the Civil Rights Movement, he shares insights into police brutality in light of the Rodney King beating, as well as memories and reflections on cases he fought, i.e. the Kissing Case of 1958, and people he knew, i.e. Malcolm X, Adam Clayton Powell, and Paul Robeson.

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