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January 30, 2018 By Sonja Ebron 12 Comments

Celia Of Missouri And The Promise Of Judicial Process

Celia of Missouri

They say justice is relative. If that’s so, it pays to remember the case of Celia, the Missouri slave who killed her master during an attempted rape. Given the customs of the day, Celia was fortunate to have judicial process, even if justice eluded her. Judicial process, rather than justice, is all we can expect today.

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