Tuesday morning, Governor Ralph Northam pardoned seven Black men who were executed in 1951 for the rape of a white woman in Martinsville.
After the announcement, Jahd Khalil spoke with some of the people advocating for the posthumous clemency.
Northam Pardons 7 Men Executed in 1951
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