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Troutville, Va., residents protest Botetourt County convict camp

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Troutville, Va., area residents meet to protest plans for a state convict camp to be located in Botetourt County, Va. Protest leader Dr. R.E. Garrett speaks, along with several others.
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  1. African American Prisoners
  2. African Americans
  3. Segregation

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