Abraham Bolden, 1st Black Secret Service Agent To Guard A President, Honored With Sign Unveiling In Auburn Gresham

AUBURN GRESHAM — Four years ago, Abraham Bolden Sr. — the first Black Secret Service agent to guard a U.S. president — had his name cleared after he received a pardon for a conviction he has said was based in racism and retribution. Now, Bolden’s name and image are etched onto a plaque on his Aubur...