Black Americans are the most likely to be wrongfully convicted of a crime and represent up to 60% of all exonerations in the country despite making up less than 14% of the total population.

In Minnesota, wrongful convictions have been a focal point of political campaigns.

Before she was a state rep, Amy Klobuchar was a prosecutor.

From 1999-2007, Klobuchar oversaw a 600% increase of Black men being sent to prison, including wrongfully convicted Myon Burrell.