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25 years for White supremacist who told Black man to go back to Africa before shooting him - Face2Face Africa
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A proven White supremacist who shot and injured a Black man after telling him and his colleague to go back to Africa during a physical altercation in Baltimore in 2018 has been sentenced to 40 years in prison by a Maryland judge. Brandon Higgs – an ex-Navy cryptologist – will likely serve 25 years in...

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