President Trump has posthumously pardoned the African-American boxer Jack Johnson, who was convicted in 1913 of the then-crime of transporting a white woman across state lines. What comes closest to your feelings about posthumous pardons? | Daily Question

President Trump has posthumously pardoned the African‑American boxer Jack Johnson, who was convicted in 1913 of the then-crime of transporting a white woman across state lines. What comes closest to your feelings about posthumous pardons? Published on May 29, 2018 → Survey conducted on May 29, 2018 on 24341 U.S. adults

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They are a meaningful way to address past injustices

46%

They mean little and don't do anything productive

29%

Other/Not sure

25%

They are a meaningful way to address past injustices

46%

They mean little and don't do anything productive

29%

Other/Not sure

25%