CRIMEJul 31 · 18:40 UTCKSTP ABC MINNEAPOLISJosh Skluzacek

Lawyer files appeal in Shiloh Hendrix racial slur case

Shiloh Hendrix's lawyer filed an appeal after her conviction for disorderly conduct following a viral racial slur incident on a Rochester playground. A jury previously found her guilty of one count but not the other. The case raises questions about First Amendment protections.

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