Chapter 1.
The
Pen
to
Right
History
The pen that shared the stories of unjust cannabis incarceration can end it.
This pen has written the stories of unjust cannabis incarceration.
Now it can be used to end it.
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Sign Richardo’s Clemency Petition
I saw my family fracture. I saw my mother forced into being a single mother. There are things a father can teach you that a mother can’t. And I grew up having my father kept away from me
1 of 3 - Richeda Ashmeade
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How can we allow our justice system to lock away our children’s father, our brothers, our husbands without demanding answers! Our children are the ones who are suffering
2 of 3 - Melissa Harden.
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He is the type of person you can call when struggling and he will always find a way to help. Me and my family are heartbroken that he has been gone far too long
3 of 3 - Yeshua Veloz.
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The
Letters
Chapter 3.
These letters tell the stories of the families, friends and loved ones of the incarcerated—and how this injustice has impacted their
lives
If people who are profiting today aren’t criminals, neither are the people who are in prison for it. There are fathers, mothers, sons, and daughters. They should be returned to their families.
Richeda Ashmeade.
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Chapter 3.
The
Pen's
Journey
The pen in my hands has the power to bring my father to your attention. The same pen in your hands has the power to set him free.
