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Famous Black Author Was Chained Upside Down and Beaten By Police As A Teenager

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'PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST AS A YOUNG CONVICT' by H. Bruce Franklin When Chester Himes was nineteen, he was chained upside down, beaten by police until he confessed to an armed robbery, sentenced for twenty to twenty-five years, and incarcerated in the Ohio State Penitentiary. That was in 1928. By the time he was paroled […]

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