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Time Simply Passes is a film about James Joseph Richardson, an African American orange picker in Florida who was wrongly convicted of murdering his seven children in 1967. He spent 21 years in prison, until […]

June 18, 2019 By Defender News Servic Frazier’s role will be to connect the Black community with the beleaguered  and often tumultuous Trump administration. The timing however is interesting as Trump is looking for support from the Black […]

Since the First Step Act was signed into law, more than 1,000 incarcerated people in federal prisons have already been granted sentence reductions. According to The Crime Report, the United States Sentencing Commission (USSC) is reporting […]

NNPA NEWSWIRE — One of the biggest barriers our research has identified is lack of awareness about the opportunities in our industry. We’re partnering with a number of organizations to change that. Through coordinated efforts […]

by Juan Penalosa The end of this year’s legislative session is one of the most shameful in our history. From JimCrow-era voting laws, to placing children of color in harm’s way–undermining the rights of people […]

MSNBC: Ahead of Joe Biden’s first town hall, Texas voters are expressing skepticism about the former vice president’s 2020 run while some voters in South Carolina remain unfamiliar with California Senator Kamala Harris. “Yeah, he’s […]

Candace Owens talks about taking on House Judiciary Democrats in an interview with FOX News host Laura Ingraham. The Turning Point U.S.A. communications director also debated civil rights attorney Leo Terrell on the Wednesday edition […]

CNN commentator Van Jones celebrated the “historic” fact that the national conversation on criminal justice has shifted from debating which candidate can be tougher on crime to which candidate can do the best at criminal […]