"You can yell as loud as you want if you're a fraternity, but if you want to do something political you can't?" Eugene Puryear questioned a campus police officer, who requested to see authorization for the students gathered at the flagpole. Puryear and several others from Students Against Mass Incarceration (SAMI) stand together in protest against the death sentence for Troy Davis, an African-American man convicted of murder in 1991.
Every year, students and organizations like SAMI come together to stand against what they argue a "wrongful conviction" for a case that since "fallen apart."





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