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NC Coalition for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

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Today is Wrongful Conviction Day. Twelve people ha Today is Wrongful Conviction Day. Twelve people have been wrongfull sentenced to death in North Carolina, eleven of them men of color. Today we especially give thanks for these three men, Alfred Rivera, Henry McCollum, and (Glen) Edward Chapman, who continue to show up as living examples of what it means to be wrongfully sentenced to death in our state. Combined, they spent 46 years on death row.
What happened in Tennessee raises questions far be What happened in Tennessee raises questions far beyond one execution. Christa Pike’s case is a reminder of why we must make sure executions never resume in North Carolina
What can we learn when we listen across the divide What can we learn when we listen across the divides created by the death penalty system?

On Oct. 10, Brenda Hooks, Lynda Simmons, Alfred Rivera, and Jean Parks will share their experiences with violence, loss, injustice, and capital punishment in a special virtual conversation for World Day Against the Death Penalty.

Join us for Stories for Life, Across the Divide at bit.ly/WDADP2026.
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