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Two years for North Carolina man who called Black church and threatened to burn it down - Face2Face Africa

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A 63-year-old North Carolina man was sentenced to two years in prison on November 12 for calling a Black church in Virginia and threatening to burn it down. Besides threatening to burn down the New Hope Baptist Church during the call, John Malcolm Bareswill – a navy veteran – also hurled a racial slur at...

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