In the early morning hours of a cold November Sunday in Denver, the life of Kevie Durham, a 24-year-old Black man with a promising future, was cut short by a hail of bullets. Known in the local music scene as KL Tha General, he was an up-and-coming rapper on the verge of a breakthrough, with plans to move to Atlanta to further his career. His music had garnered tens of thousands of views and downloads online, and he was seen by his producer as one of the most talented rappers in the city. Friend
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