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Harland W. Braun was Officer Theodore J. Briseno’s counsel for his federal trial, where Briseno was tried and acquitted of violating Rodney King’s civil rights. In his interview, “Screw Through Your Chest,” Braun wonders whether it was truly justice that his client got off while Officer Powell and Sergeant Koon were found guilty. He insinuates that the guilty verdicts were ultimately a meaningless, symbolic gesture on America’s part—an effort to pretend that the country has moved beyond systemic racism.
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Screw Through Your Chest
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Is it the truth of Koon and Powell being guilty
or is it the truth of the society
that has to find them
guilty in order to protect itself?
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Harland W. Braun Quotes in Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992
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Screw Through Your Chest
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Is it the truth of Koon and Powell being guilty
or is it the truth of the society
that has to find them
guilty in order to protect itself?
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