BREAKING: @Twitter Sr. Engineer Tells Undercover Journalist That “Twitter Does Not Believe in Free Speech”; Confesses Employees at Tech Giant are “Commie as F**k”; Admits Left Wing Employees “Hate” @ElonMusk “Capitalist” Takeover Attempt
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"Before I get too ahead of myself to celebrate I still want [people] to be aware that I'm still wrongfully convicted ... I will continue my fight to vindicate myself." https://t.co/dwIacIE9Lj
Police misconduct has taken too many innocent Black lives both inside and outside of the courtroom. The governor and lawmakers can create real accountability by opening police disciplinary records and fairly compensating exonerees. https://t.co/Ect11fjXrq
Kevin Richardson's dream of playing basketball for Syracuse University was shattered when he was wrongfully convicted in 1989. He is now the first to receive a honorary degree from SU! Thank you Mr. Richardson for showing us that dreams can come true no matter the journey.
Oregon voters: you hold the power to reduce racial disparities in drug arrests by 95% this election. Vote YES on Measure 110 to decriminalize drug possession and expand drug treatment. #VoteYESon110#YESon110 @voteYESon110
“The same way I fought conviction; I’m going to fight to be pardoned," said Ronnie Long, a client of Duke Law School's Wrongful Conviction Clinic. Ronnie spent 44 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. https://t.co/rjTt7VbHDg