Racial bias, poverty and mental illness must be addressed in death penalties In the fall of 1906 Tom Watson, the political firebrand and relentless advocate for poor farmers was immersed in an effort to help elect the Democratic candidate Hoke Smith as the new governor of Georgia. Watson's fiery brand of white supremacy helped inject a new tone into the campaign and before long both Smith and his opponent were competing to prove who was the bigger opponent of black rights. The race-baiting
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