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And it was Lumumba who said, "I don't know
if that's a good idea, because, Afeni,
you can get emotional." [Shaba] So, it was a spirited
conversation to say the least. [Jamal] And then,
Charles McKinney, our most respected attorney, said this might not be
a bad idea. Because a defendant
didn't have the freedom to address the jury directly. But Afeni, representing herself,
could talk directly to the judge and most importantly,
talk directly to the jury
if that's a good idea, because, Afeni,
you can get emotional." [Shaba] So, it was a spirited
conversation to say the least. [Jamal] And then,
Charles McKinney, our most respected attorney, said this might not be
a bad idea. Because a defendant
didn't have the freedom to address the jury directly. But Afeni, representing herself,
could talk directly to the judge and most importantly,
talk directly to the jury
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And it was Lumumba who said,
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"I don't know
if that's a good idea,
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because, Afeni,
you can get emotional."
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[Shaba] So, it was a spirited
conversation to say the least.
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[Jamal] And then,
Charles McKinney,
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our most respected attorney,
00:00:13.249 --> 00:00:15.167
said this might not be
a bad idea.
00:00:15.169 --> 00:00:17.025
Because a defendant
didn't have the freedom
00:00:17.254 --> 00:00:19.001
to address the jury directly.
00:00:19.041 --> 00:00:23.405
But Afeni, representing herself,
could talk directly to the judge
00:00:23.411 --> 00:00:27.189
and most importantly,
talk directly to the jury.
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Movie Summary
A documentary series which follows the life and legacy of Tupac Shakur and his mother, the Black Panther activist Afeni Shakur.