In the tumultuous backdrop of the 1970 Augusta riot, a 19-year-old Black male named John Stokes, who was at times misidentified in official reports as James Stokes, lost his life. The city was a powder keg of racial tension, which had been escalating and finally exploded into widespread protests and demonstrations. Against this chaotic and charged atmosphere, Stokes, a young man who sang in his church choir, found himself drawn into the unfolding events.
On May 11, 1970, amidst the turmoi ...
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