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When I realized that
my parents were in prison, I started looking for
pictures of them together. They got together when
they were real young. I mean, they went to prison
when they were 21 and 22. So there weren't even a lot
of even pictures of them. As an adult,
I don't have any
pictures of my dad doing anything,
wearing street clothes
my parents were in prison, I started looking for
pictures of them together. They got together when
they were real young. I mean, they went to prison
when they were 21 and 22. So there weren't even a lot
of even pictures of them. As an adult,
I don't have any
pictures of my dad doing anything,
wearing street clothes
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When I realized that
my parents were in prison,
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I started looking for
pictures of them together.
00:00:06.458 --> 00:00:08.005
They got together when
they were real young.
00:00:08.583 --> 00:00:11.042
I mean, they went to prison
when they were 21 and 22.
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So there weren't even a lot
of even pictures of them.
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As an adult,
I don't have any
pictures of my dad
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doing anything,
wearing street clothes.
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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.
