NAACP Calls on County Attorney to Drop Man’s Firearms Charge
DULUTH, Minn. – Duluth’s branch of the NAACP is calling on St. Louis County Attorney Kim Maki to drop a firearms charge against a convicted felon. They claim the man is being treated “unreasonably harshly in part based on the fact that he is black.” NAACP President Classie Dudley held a press conference about the issue outside of the courthouse…


