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NY Activists Demand Linda Fairstein Cases Be Reopened After Netflix Series Resurfaces Her Dirty Work
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13:44Now PlayingThe backlash against Linda Fairstein continues to intensify after the release of Ava DuVernay's Netflix series "When They See Us."
Demonstrators in Manhattan are outraged that District Attorney Cyrus Vance refuses to reopen cases prosecuted by Linda Fairstein and took to the streets in protest.
On Monday, activists held a rally outside Vance's office to voice their displeasure with Fairstein and Vance's lack of action.
Tamika Mallory, Co-President of The Women's March spoke with Roland Martin about the protest and about Donald Trump's role in the case against the Central Park Five.
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