On a summer evening in Doraville, Georgia, Harold McIver, a 27-year-old African American man, was working his shift as the manager of a Taco Bell. The date was July 12, 1979, a day that would end in a senseless act of violence that cut his life short. From a distance of 150 yards, a rifle shot pierced through the restaurant window, striking and fatally wounding McIver. The shooter was Joseph Paul Franklin, a white supremacist and serial killer who targeted Black individuals and interracial coupl
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