The recently released book written by Raine Evans narrates the story of her uncle, Magid Bateh, who was wrongfully accused of arson at age 12 in 1959. This incident occurred in a predominantly Irish neighborhood and severely affected Bateh's life trajectory, with traces of the accusation haunting him until his death in 2017. The narrative captures the racial biases of the time, and despite his challenges, Bateh maintained a friendship with local law enforcement. The book sheds light on the enduring consequences of such injustices and seeks to vindicate Bateh's legacy.
A newly released book by Raine Evans details the life of Magid Bateh, a wrongfully accused Arab immigrant, highlighting racial injustices he faced.
Magid Bateh's wrongful accusation as a child has lingering effects, demonstrating how past injustices can echo throughout a person's life.
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