When he was a child, Cassius Cash said, his parents hammered home a lesson that always stuck with him: Stay away from the woods.
"I was born in '68 in Memphis, Tenn., and the woods to my mother and father was not considered to be a safe place for people of color in the Deep South," he said in an interview.
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