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📊 Almost 80% of voters support the #SaferSupervisionAct, and I’m one of them. We need a federal supervision system that strengthens public safety, cuts waste, and helps people rebuild with stability. Read the poll:sholink.to/SaferSupervisionP…
@REFORM #SaferSupervisionAct
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I love how when I search for stock images of a "pay phone", all that comes up are cartoons of cell phones with $$ apps on them.
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When Leon woke up this morning he had no idea he would be coming home today. After 60 years in prison, his life sentence was commuted by the governor.
Free2PhD retweeted
Just because someone has a run~in with the law...
does Not give us the right to
starve them, treat them as slaves & throw them in a dungeon for decades on end.
#MassIncarceratedLivesMatter #endMassIncarceration #JusticeForJon #NotForgotten ♡
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Every day people do something they shouldn’t and end up hurt or hurting someone else. It’s an accident but it changed someone’s life. Those who survive an accident thank God for a second chance. When do those inside get that second chance? – at Hueytown, AL
Free2PhD retweeted
Our current board is a complete and total waste of tax payers money. They are being paid a good salary to do absolutely nothing. They aren’t looking at recidivism rates, education, rehabilitation, nothing. They are making sure they let the ones out who will be right back. – at Hueytown, AL
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After 23 years in prison, Corey received his second chance. He hasn’t stopped smiling yet.
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After 40 years in prison, Carey received his freedom after his life sentence was commuted by the governor. There are many others worthy of redemption waiting on their opportunity for a second chance.
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I'm excited to share this painting by Alvin Smith: “The 1994 crime bill…initiated the Pell-stripping swing of the pendulum. I envisioned the center aisle of the House of Rep. s floor as the pendulum once again swings into the year 2023 with the return of Pell.” @EmpowermentAve
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My college roommate's mom sent me a link to a story on my beat written by my former intern. Three questions about what's next for prison education for @chronicle by @emmahhall1, a former fellow with @calmatters @collegebeatCA. chronicle.com/article/prison…
Free2PhD retweeted
More of this! Bringing college to incarcerated folks benefits everyone.
Earning a degree, and a sense of freedom.
For the very first time, incarcerated students enrolled with the Yale Prison Education Initiative and @UNewHaven graduated with associate degrees.
Learn more: bit.ly/3CTwMvE #Yale @YPEIdwighthall
📷: Karen Pearson
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Replying to @GovPritzker
@GovPritzker today is a GREAT day to grant the clemency of @Free2Phd! It will definitely be one you won’t regret. #JohnnyPippins #TimeServeHim
Free2PhD retweeted
I support Johnny Pippins’ (@free2phd) plea for clemency & support Illinois leaders @GovPritzker @LtGovStratton @RobertJPeters in heeding our call to recognize his story. #johnnypippins #TimeServedHim
Free2PhD retweeted
wbez.org/stories/in-order-to…
pls retweet: Help Johnny Pippins (@free2phd) to turn his last chance to pursue a PhD into reality & back his plea for clemency by supporting Illinois leaders @GovPritzker @LtGovStratton @RobertJPeters to recognize his story. #johnnypippins #TimeServedHim
Free2PhD retweeted
As we approach the 11th hour, I and many others continue to support Johnny Pippins’ (@free2phd) plea for clemency & support Illinois leaders @GovPritzker @LtGovStratton @RobertJPeters in heeding our call to recognize his story. #johnnypippins #TimeServedHim
@GlennLoury
Free2PhD retweeted
Gov. Pritzker, you spend most of your social media time on Twitter. Please grant clemency to Johnny Pippins.
@GovPritzker Let him free 2 PhD!
#JohnnyPippins
#commutation
Free2PhD retweeted
#FreeJohnnyPippins
Thankfully, the Chicago Sun-Times has now joined our crusade to persuade @GovPritzker to grant clemency to this remarkable man so he can complete his doctorate:
chicago.suntimes.com/2022/8/…


























