Members of exonerated ‘Central Park Five’ speak at DNC

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Overview

This transcript covers a speech given by four members of the exonerated "Central Park Five" at the Democratic National Convention. Introduced by Rev. Al Sharpton, the men speak about their wrongful conviction and the ongoing fight for justice. They connect their experience to the current political climate and criticize Donald Trump's past actions regarding their case.

Introduction and Background
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  Rev. Al Sharpton introduces the four members of the exonerated "Central Park Five" at the Democratic National Convention.
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  The men are introduced as victims of a wrongful conviction and their case is presented as a miscarriage of justice.
Personal Statements and Reflections
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  One of the speakers recounts the experience of being wrongly accused and the pain of enduring public scrutiny and condemnation.
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  He expresses the lingering anger and frustration over the injustice faced, highlighting the long-lasting impact of the wrongful conviction.
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  Another speaker emphasizes the importance of fighting for fairness and justice, drawing a parallel to the current political climate.
Call for Change and Political Commentary
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  The speakers call for continued support in their pursuit of justice and accountability.
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  They urge viewers to vote and participate in the democratic process to bring about positive change.
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  Donald Trump's name is invoked, criticizing his past actions and statements related to the Central Park Five case.

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Key moments

Introduction
Rev. Al Sharpton introduces the four members of the exonerated "Central Park Five".
Sharpton emphasizes the significance of their presence.
Korey Wise speaks
Wise shares his experience of being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned.
He describes the public's reaction to their case and the pain of being wrongly accused.
Antron McCray speaks
McCray expresses gratitude for the opportunity to stand with President Obama and advocate for a fairer justice system.
Kevin Richardson speaks
Richardson emphasizes the importance of their story for America.
Yusef Salaam speaks
Salaam reflects on their journey and the constant surveillance they endured.
He emphasizes the need for change and a more just society.
Kamala Harris' message
Harris acknowledges the long years of injustice faced by the Central Park Five.
She expresses hope for a better future where such wrongful convictions will not occur.
News commentary
Anderson Cooper provides context about the Central Park Five case and their wrongful imprisonment.
He highlights the case as an example of the racial injustices within the justice system.
Cooper mentions Donald Trump's involvement in the case and his call for their punishment.