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40 Years a Prisoner

MOVE does havea lawyer right now, and I think he'splaying that role

MOVE does have
a lawyer right now, and I think he's
playing that role

Full Transcript

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MOVE does have a lawyer right now,
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and I think he's playing that role.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
25
Timestamp in Movie
00:20:12
Uploaded
Jun 03, 2025
Genres
documentary, crime
Production
N/A

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Movie Summary

Philadelphia native Tommy Oliver follows the efforts of Mike Africa Jr. to exonerate his parents, both incarcerated members of the revolutionary group MOVE.
I did give one interview to a fellow - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:10
I did give one interview to a fellow
I don't think every reso... every problem can be solved. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
I don't think every reso... every problem can be solved...
Did you think the MOVE conflict was one of those? - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:05
Did you think the MOVE conflict was one of those?
As I think I said yesterday - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:08
As I think I said yesterday
My first involvement with them was - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:13
My first involvement with them was
And got, kinda got to know them, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:16
And got, kinda got to know them,
They felt that man should return, basically, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
They felt that man should return, basically,
In my mind, it was almost like the Lockean philosophy - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
In my mind, it was almost like the Lockean philosophy
I mean, you know, a city with millions of people, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
I mean, you know, a city with millions of people,
To have somebody who was educated, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:09
To have somebody who was educated,
I, I can't believe this." - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:06
I, I can't believe this."
They were sold a bill of goods in the sense of their beliefs. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:04
They were sold a bill of goods in the sense of their beliefs...
It just means that they were basing - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:12
It just means that they were basing
And the rub came because they were really committed - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:07
And the rub came because they were really committed
Debbie Africa, wearing the dungarees, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
Debbie Africa, wearing the dungarees,
Once the whole thing of who is my mother, - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
Once the whole thing of who is my mother,
I was born in House of Correction - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:06
I was born in House of Correction
So, my mother - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:17
So, my mother
The first time I actually saw her was on a prison trip. - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:27
The first time I actually saw her was on a prison trip.
And the way it was set up was like - 40 Years a Prisoner 00:13
And the way it was set up was like