Family is important, and I am honored to be a parent to four beautiful people, and a grandparent to an amazing person.
I cherish my roles as a brother, a son, a partner, a comrade, and a revolutionary.
I often speak about my time as a prisoner and survivor of state-sponsored torture, spending eleven years incarcerated in prison.
I cut my teeth as a community organizer with a local grassroots agency, Women In Transition (WIT).
It was an honor to be part of this work that eventually led to the passage of a Friendly City Ordinance in Louisville, KY.
My thoughts on why I and others like me in Kentucky deserve the right to vote. Listen in!
This is a clip from Kentuckian's For The Commonwealth's (KFTC) Virtual Rally for a Healthy Democracy on Thursday February 18th, 2021.
In this 2021 panel discussion, I talk about & offer five (5) key points to be mindful of when engaging folks with prior felony convictions.
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