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George Stinney Jr: The 14-Year-Old Executed by Electric Chair

In 1944, 14-year-old George Stinney Jr. was convicted and executed in South Carolina after a two-hour trial and a 10-minute jury deliberation. He had no lawyer, no defense, and no fair trial. Seventy years later, his conviction was overturned — but the injustice remains one of the most disturbing examples of racial bias in America’s legal history. This video tells the story of a child who became a symbol of America’s broken justice system — and why his name still matters today. 💬 Like, share, and follow to keep George’s story alive — because justice delayed is still justice denied. George Stinney Jr, youngest person executed in the US, 1944 electric chair, wrongful conviction, Black history, American injustice, South Carolina history, racial injustice, Jim Crow justice system, overturned conviction, civil rights, child execution, George Stinney case #GeorgeStinneyJr #BlackHistory #JusticeForGeorge #AmericanInjustice #CivilRights #RacialJustice #JimCrow #WrongfulConviction #TrueHistory #NeverForget #BlackHistoryUnfiltered #JusticeSystem #HistoryMatters #ExecutionStory #InnocentChild