This week on True Crime Reports.

George Stinney was the youngest American in the 20th century to be electrocated to death.

He was accused of murdering two white girls without any evidence.

What does his story tell us about the US justice system and the ways it continues to systematically fail African Americans.

Find out on the next true crime reports.

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How do you feel about the future? Do you feel hopeful? Do you feel scared?

I feel hopeful, but I also feel like the people in power are corrupt. And I know we like to think of this country as being democratic and free.

But like right now, the whole like concept of American democracy is being threatened.

So that's why i'm definitely pretty

scared but i'm also like hopeful that we can resist and not have that happen what do you guys do

on a daily basis like about it like what do you feel like if anything you that you can do on a daily

basis about it um on a daily basis about it?

On a daily basis, I think that, honestly, the thing that I can do right now in my life is to go into school and to sit there and to actually learn what I need to learn and I need to read

because knowledge is power.

And the more knowledge I have, the more power I have.

I'm Carvel Wallace, and this is closer than they appear.

And those were my kids, Georgia and Ezra.

It's a thin and easy story to shake our hands and say that we adults have messed up the world and left the children with an undue burden.

But that's as true today as it was when I was a kid.

And so how does such a thought actually help?

Isn't that just another way of adults throwing up their hands and saying,

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