Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards tells the Pardon Board to consider clemency cases in his push to empty death row. This is the updated version with reaction from both sides #lalege#lagov https://t.co/eEa6qpPkfv via @nolanews
Missouri Gov. Mike Parson lifted a stay of execution that was granted to Marcellus Williams six years ago. There is no execution date scheduled and the case will go back through the court system. Williams has maintained his innocence for decades. https://t.co/givK7DOk9R
Donald Fields Jr faced a life sentence after he was charged with his father’s murder. Instead, his case became a pioneering instance of restorative justice @oliverlaughland@guardianus https://t.co/XoJz4rl2fx
Conditions at Guantánamo Are Cruel and Inhuman, U.N. Investigation Finds: The report was the result of the first visit by an independent human rights investigator to the prison in its two-decade history. @carolrosenberg@nytimes https://t.co/aOTB8NXCr2
For the last session of #NACDLRaceMatters, Missy Owen presents on the impact of race on pregnancy & reproductive health prosecutions.
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Congratulations to Demetricy for graduating today with her Bachelor of Arts. She is a testament to just how powerful higher education opportunities are for incarcerated people. What she started on the inside, she finished on the outside. #secondchances#lalgov#lalege
When you’re underestimated, the advantage is they don’t see you coming. A lesson I know well as a petite black woman in a racist, sexist society lol - How Chris Smalls built a labor movement that led to Amazon workers' first union
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June 13-15 The Color of Mitigation: This event is the first summit of its kind aimed at practitioners of color who work or are interested in the field of capital mitigation. Join us in Atlanta!