My friend, who happens to be incarcerated, has been working on this legislation (Prison Resources Repurposing Act) for the past few years. I have helped when/how I can. This article from @NCPolicyWatch just came out about it. I'm so proud of this work! https://t.co/7DXFCDlr0L
@RevDaniel Isn't that what we're supposed to be doing? Echo Chambers are great and all, but talking to just Christians is 1- boring and often disheartening, and 2- not helpful to the world. (both IMO, of course).
One other thing: Poetic Justice is being sponsored by a wonderful organization called Emancipate NC. Check them out and see the cool work they're doing to fight structural racism and mass incarceration in NC. https://t.co/5yg4j3voY9
Next Friday (9/10) at 7pm Poetic Justice will be held online. It is a beautiful telling of stories and spoken word poetry about criminal justice and mass incarceration. My friends (currently incarcerated) will be part of this. Please join and share! https://t.co/Fha0JqR20I
@ThadDomina Unbelievably unforgivable and tragic. I'm so sorry. Love to you, Alex, and all of his family. Prayers that he recovers and the police are brought to justice.
@lucia_mock As one, it baffles me too. I legit get stupid angry. I don't go to a church anymore because the people are so awful I don't want to be associated with most of them.
Day 2 of #EViEConference21. I really deeply appreciate meeting and hearing about the work of fellow emerging evaluators. Also, my presentation is finished!