Iron Bars to Iron Will
People ask me now, three years since my release, what freedom feels like. It feels like the protests in Minneapolis.
People ask me now, three years since my release, what freedom feels like. It feels like the protests in Minneapolis.
An obscure policy claimed to reward me for doing the work of rehabilitation—by sending me back to a high-security prison.
A collaboration between the Institute for Nonviolence Chicago and Northwestern University is helping to save lives by honoring multiple forms of expertise.
After losing my son to gun violence, I started interviewing people who had taken a life in order to understand how we were trapped in the same cycles of suffering—and how we could heal.