OUT NOW! In ep 27, #Suave & Kevin speak w/ Mr. James Green. He is currently incarcerated in the State of Pennsylvania DOC. James has maintained his innocence since his conviction and transformed his life through education & constant growth. Do not miss this powerful conversation.
New episode! David #Suave Gonzalez & @kevinmccracken from the hard-hitting show, @dbincarceration speak about their upcoming multi-part series on the 1989 #CampHillRiots. Suave was incarcerated @ Camp Hill on that harrowing day & speaks candidly about it:
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YALL! @WrongConviction with me has been nominated for a @signalawards !!!! Its up to you to vote 🙏 thank you for caring about wrongful convictions! ❤️https://t.co/thuH043iQc
@benshapiro You left off Utah where only 70% of votes are counted and AK where their count is the same as AZ. This is a Red Herring. #fakenews#clownshow#losers
“All it takes is one cool motherfucker to walk down that school building for everybody else to think that it's cool to enroll,” says Suave Gonzalez about #higheredinprison in a Q&A with New York Thomas for @opencampusmedia. https://t.co/x9opOcaTUy @Maria_Hinojosa@earhustlesq
"All these publications publishing my story, the fact that you won that Pulitzer and @earhustlesq was a @PulitzerPrizes finalist... it means that people wanna’ hear our stories." New York Thomas interviewing Suave Gonzalez. https://t.co/tFfqU7EJDW @prisonjourn@opencampusmedia
Time for my Wed night self-promotion. Sign up for my #CollegeInside newsletter. This time I promise I won't talk about Pell (only student loans). But the more exciting part involves Rahsaan "New York" Thomas, @Slate, @dbincarceration and @PulitzerPrizes. https://t.co/gvWcAdzQL6
Not sure how I feel about being on the other side of the interview, but I talked to @dbincarceration about why I wanted New York Thomas to interview Suave Gonzalez about education behind bars for @opencampusmedia. Listen to the full conversation here: https://t.co/4PviZE2Cz6
💜#FreeToSucceed Thread:
My name is Cecilia Cardenas, and I want to make one thing really clear: The biggest misconception about former prisoners is that we're still living the lifestyle that got us in trouble, that we are dangerous. (1/7)