InflexionPoint Podcast: Cultivating Change from the Inside Out Creating a Brave Space for Conversations about Personal Transformation, Racism, and Accountability

InflexionPoint Podcast: Cultivating Change from the Inside Out Creating a Brave Space for Conversations about Personal Transformation, Racism, and Accountability

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InflexionPoint Podcast: Cultivating Change from the Inside Out Creating a Brave Space for Conversations about Personal Transformation, Racism, and Accountability episodes

  • The Quest for Economic Sovereignty in Burkina Faso - From Thomas Sankara to Ibrahim Traoré
    Our theme for 2025 is “Community Engagement & the Grassroots of Change.” Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    Reimagining the Power of Burkina Faso: A Converstation with Leontine Osuagwu 
    Leontine Osuagwu's home country is Burkia Faso. She is the co-founder of Dunamis Global Empowerment Ministries with her husband, Emeka Osuagwu, where they empower nations through Liberation, Transformation, and Dominion, and the founder of Leo’s Leadership Lounge, where she equips today’s leaders to rise as authentic, emotionally intelligent catalysts for transformational change. With over 20 years of leadership experience across corporate, nonprofit, and for-profit sectors, she helps leaders cultivate the mindset, strategy, and emotional intelligence needed to lead with excellence and create sustainable impact. 
    Economic Sovereignty in Burkina Faso: From Thomas Sankara to Ibrahim Traoré
    In the previous episode we drew the line from community engagement and cooperative economics to sovereignty. In his book, Sovereign Psyche, Prof Ezrah Aharone defines the sovereign mindset as “an energizing mindset, consciousness, and thought process by which people define and express freedom through the unique particularities of their political and ideological self-identity.” In this episode we dig into the role of sovereign psyche in the African nation of Burkina Faso under the past leadership of Thomas Sankara (1949-1987) and current leader, President Ibrahim Traoré. 
     Watch: https://youtu.be/uTaThO3mbZo 

    Giveaways:

    · Free Download: 7 H.E.A.R.T CENTERED HABITS OF PURPOSE-DRIVEN LEADERSHIP

      https://payhip.com/b/w7Td1

    · Dunamis Global Empowerment Ministries

      https://www.dunamisglobal.org

    · Leontine Osuagwu LinkedIn Profile

      https://www.linkedin.com/in/leontine-osuagwu-mba-aaa198309/

     

    · Thomas Sankara, Father of the Revolution in Burkina Faso

      https://afrohistory.org/2021/04/07/thomas-sankara-father-of-the-revolution-in-burkina-faso/#google_vignette

     

    · Ibrahim Traoré: The Making of an International Icon

      https://africaanalyst.com/ibrahim-traore-the-making-of-an-international-icon/

     

    · Professor Ezrah Aharone Bio

      https://www.professorezrah.com/about (click download button for full bio)

     

    · Ezrah Aharone: 3 Books

      https://ezrahspeaks.com/current-books/

     

    · Empires of the Mind: The Colonial Past and the Politics of the Present by Robert Gildea

      https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/empires-of-the-mind/33C39122438741B25DA6C62B62F976F3#fndtn-information

     

    · Join the IPP Private Facebook Page:

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast

    · Get Your Free Subscription to Anita Speaks on Substack:

      https://anitadrussell.substack.com

     
    58 min
  • The Sovereign Psyche Starts in the Community - Expanding Cooperative Economics and Collective Power
     In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.”
    Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    Sovereign Psyche Starts in the Community: Expanding Cooperative Economics and Collective Power
    In this episode we explore the connection between Community Engagement, Cooperative Economics, and Sovereignty through the work of Ezrah Aharone, Adjunct Professor of Political Science at Delaware State University. 
    Community Engagement & Cooperative Economics: The Bridge to Sovereignty. 
    We take the position that community engagement and cooperative economics serve as a bridge to sovereignty.
    Community Engagement – the intentional process of involving people in collective action to address local issues, shape decisions, and build power through participation, dialogue, and trust. It centers on equity, shared leadership, and long-term capacity-building.
    Cooperative Economics – an economic model that emphasizes democratic ownership, shared resources, and mutual benefit.
    Sovereignty – “an energizing mindset, consciousness, and thought process by which people define and express freedom through the unique particularities of their political and ideological self-identity.” — Ezrah Aharone
    The Sovereign Psyche – challenges people to reject internalized systems of dependency, inferiority, and Western validation.
    Community Engagement becomes the first step in building a sovereign psyche because it awakens collective memory and practices shared agency. 
    Cooperative Economics is sovereignty in action expressed through “institutional capacity and control over destiny.”
     
     Watch: https://youtu.be/qoHMTHFxxb8 

    Giveaways:

    · Professor Ezrah Aharone Bio

      https://www.professorezrah.com/about (click download button for full bio)

    · Ezrah Aharone: 3 Books

      https://ezrahspeaks.com/current-books/

    · Empires of the Mind: The Colonial Past and the Politics of the Present by Robert Gildea

      https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/empires-of-the-mind/33C39122438741B25DA6C62B62F976F3#fndtn-information

    · Join the InflexionPoint Podcast Private Facebook Page

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast

     

    · Get Your Free Subscription to Anita Speaks on Substack

      https://anitadrussell.substack.com

     
    1 hr
  • From Self to Solidarity - How Personal Empowerment Fuels Cooperative Economics (Part 2)
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.”
    Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    From Self to Solidarity: How Personal Empowerment Fuels Cooperative Economics
    A Conversation with Alana Griffin, Ambassador of Ujamaa Collective 
    In Ep 86, we started a conversation about Personal Empowerment and Cooperative Economics through the lens of Ujamaa Collective, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The Ujamaa collective acts as a catalyst to advance Africana Women by providing a fair trade marketplace for cultural, artistic and entrepreneurial exchange through cooperative economics. In this episode we continue the conversation with Alana Griffin, Ambassador of Ujamaa Collective.
    Join us as we explore the process from participation to power by reimagining the power of we.
    The point is to shift the perspective; to take action and create new possibilties with a different measuring stick.
    Personal Empowerment begins with individuals recognizing their inherent worth, capabilities, and power to make choices that impact their life and community.
    Personal empowerment cultivates self-awareness, responsibility, and action. 
    Cooperative Economics channels that personal power into collective agency by providing structures—like cooperatives, credit unions, and mutual aid networks—that allow individuals to pool resources, share risks, and make collective decisions for mutual benefit.
     
     Watch: https://youtu.be/QIUEccdGpkA 

    Giveaways:

    · Ujamaa Collective

      https://ujamaacollective.org

     

    · Ujamaa Collective Capital Campaign – Building Our Shared Future

      https://givebutter.com/PN1iZS/sadikroberts1

     

     

    · Place Based Healing Affinity Circles

      https://www.pbhaffinitycircles.org

     

     

    · Moms Rising Together

      https://www.momsrising.org

     

     

     

    · The Barber of Little Rock Documentary Film

      https://youtu.be/1amOPUn49aM?si=EIbaMgfMC3nAPnbE

     

     

    · Yoga Roots on Location

      https://www.yogarootsonlocation.com

     

     

    · How Julius Nyerere Shaped Tanzania and Inspired Africa

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gm1gQTKzzgQ

     

    · Join the InflexionPoint Podcast Private Facebook Page

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast

    · Get Your Free Subscription to Anita Speaks on Substack

      https://anitadrussell.substack.com

     
    1 hr
  • Conversation with Lakeisha Wolf - From Self to Solidarity: How Personal Empowerment Fuels Cooperative Economics
     
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.”
    Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    From Self to Solidarity: How Personal Empowerment Fuels Cooperative Economics
    A Conversation with LaKeisha Wolf, Executive Director of Ujamaa Collective 
    In this episode we explore Personal Empowerment and Cooperative Economics through the lens of Ujamaa Collective, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The Ujamaa social mission to act as a catalyst to advance Africana Women by providing a fair trade marketplace for cultural, artistic and entrepreneurial exchange through cooperative economics. In this conversation with LaKeisha Wolf, Executive Director of Ujamaa Collective, we take a deep dive into movement from self to solidarity and how personal empowerment fuels cooperative economics.
    Personal Empowerment begins with individuals recognizing their inherent worth, capabilities, and power to make choices that impact their life and community. It cultivates self-awareness, responsibility, and action. Cooperative Economics channels that personal power into collective agency by providing structures—like cooperatives, credit unions, and mutual aid networks—that allow individuals to pool resources, share risks, and make collective decisions for mutual benefit.
     
     Watch: https://youtu.be/dWH9ddJG3Ms 

    Giveaways:

    · Ujamaa Collective https://ujamaacollective.org

    · Capital Campaign – Building Our Shared Future

      https://givebutter.com/PN1iZS/sadikroberts1

    · Congratulating Our Cooperative Leadership Graduates and Welcoming Our New Cohort

      https://www.nasco.coop/leadership-cohort

    · Eastern Conference for Workplace Democracy

      https://f4dc.org/looking-forward-to-the-eastern-conference-on-workplace-democracy/

    · National Cooperative Business Association

      https://ncbaclusa.coop

    · The Barber of Little Rock Documentary Film

      https://youtu.be/1amOPUn49aM?si=EIbaMgfMC3nAPnbE

    · Pittsburgh Black Workers Center

      https://www.pghblackworkercenter.org

    · Network for Developing Conscious Communities

      https://ndccnetwork.org

    · Collective Courage – A History American Cooperative Economic Thought and Practice by Jessica Gordon Nembhard, Professor, Political Economist, Author

      https://youtu.be/HvMfYOPeUpM?si=BAcBOQ1Vem9zFMsF

    · https://sji.uic.edu/profiles/gordon-nembhard-jessica/

     
    58 min
  • Conversation with Denise Jones, Educational Consultant at Youth Enrichment Services (YES)
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.”
    Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    Conversation with Denise Jones, Educational Consultant at Youth Enrichment Services (YES)
    In this episode we continue the exploration of the importance and significance of involving younger generations in community engagement and grassroots movement. Youth participation in community engagement projects is a powerful way to develop leadership, build intergenerational solidarity, and nurture civic responsibility. We take a deeper dive into Youth Enrichment Service (YES) in this conversation with Denies Jones, Educational Consultant and member of the YES family. As the YES Program Director, Denise and her colleagues developed YES’ motivational model which she continues to examine and build as part of her PhD studies at the University of Michigan. Alongside her current studies, Denise serves as the YES Deputy Director where she continues to support the organization’s programmatic, operational, and strategic efforts and shepherds its mission and legacy.

    Youth Erichment Service (YES): Empowering. Enriching. Serving.
    Empowering youth through mentorship, education, advocacy, and exposure. Enriching students’ educational, social, cultural, and workforce experiences. Serving local and surrounding Pittsburgh communities, students, and families. 
     Watch: https://youtu.be/OG8G1unPZT4 

    Giveaways:

    · YES: Services

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org

     

    · YES: About Us

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org/aboutus

     

    · YES: Media

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org/ourmedia

     

    · YES: Growth Through the Decade 2010 - 2020 Snapshot Report

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org/_files/ugd/930de5_65992f13ddd24cdb82ad1531aa0b460d.pdf

     

    · Join the InflexionPoint Podcast Private Facebook Page:

      http://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast
    55 min
  • Strategies for Youth Empowerment and Community Engagement
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.”
    Throughout the year we explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
    Case Study: Toffler Associates & Youth Empowerment Services (YES)
    In this episode we explore the importance and significance of involving younger generations in community engagement and grassroots movement. Engaging youth in community engagement projects is a powerful way to develop leadership, build intergenerational solidarity, and nurture civic responsibility.
    We offer a case study of two organzations focused on youth—Toffler Associates and Youth Empowerment Services (YES)
    Toffler Associates is a future-focused strategic advisory firm dedicated to empowering organizations to thrive amid accelerating change. The furure is in the hands of our youth—are they prepared?
    Core Values: Lifelong learning. Engaging in diverse thought. Speaking truth to power. Commitment to connection.
    Youth Erichment Service (YES): Empowering. Enriching. Serving.
    The YES model has been vetted and has thrived for nearly three decades. Student successes and outcomes are a testament to the important work they do to change the lives of young people, families, and communities in Pittdsburgh PA.
     
     

    Giveaways:

    · Rapport // The Future Is In The Hands Of Our Youth – Are They Prepared?

      https://tofflerassociates.com/vanishing-point/the-future-is-in-the-hands-of-our-youth-are-they-prepared/

    · How Upgrading Education Will Secure the Future

      https://tofflerassociates.com/vanishing-point/how-upgrading-education-will-secure-the-future/

    · Connections: When will we be ready to act?

      https://theberkshireedge.com/connections-when-will-we-be-ready-to-act/

    · YES: Youth Empowerment Services

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org

    · YES: In 2025 There's More Work to Be Done

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org/ourmedia

    · YES: Programming

      https://www.youthenrichmentservices.org/programming

    · Art in the Garden

      https://omapittsburgh.org/art-in-the-garden/

    · SEED a Better Life

      https://www.seedabetterlife.org

    · Call to Action: Join the IPP Private Facebook Page

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast

     
    59 min
  • Case Study: The Evolution of Dr. Robert Livingston
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.” Throughout the year we’ll explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
     
    The Evolution of Dr. Robert Livigston, Harvard University Professor
    In this episode we focus our attention on the Evolution of Dr.Robert Livigston, Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government & Center for Public Leadership. Dr. Robert Livingston is a social psychologist and leading expert on the science underlying bias and racism in organizations. He is a practitioner who is passionate about the application of social psychological theory and research in solving real-world organizational and societal challenges.
    For two decades, he has served as a diversity consultant to Fortune 500 companies, public-sector agencies, and non-profit organizations. We’ll discuss three distinct moments in his evolution.
    (1) Harvard Business Review article “How to Promote Racial Equity in the Workplace” (2020)
    (2) The Conversation: How Seeking and Speaking the Truth about Racism Can Radically Transform Individuals and Organizations (2021), which informs the work of many in the antiracism activation movement.
    (3) Play the Game. Change the Game. Leave the Game. Pathways to Black Empowerment, Prosperity, and Joy (September 2025 release) where Dr. Livingston flips the script, declaring it's time to face an inconvenient truth: our current approach to fighting racism is just not working.
    "For a brief moment following the murder of George Floyd, it seemed as though the country had finally acknowledged the destructive legacy of slavery and White supremacy and had committed to putting things right. Now, a horde of prominent voices—many of whom professed to be antiracist allies—are pulling back, cutting support, and defunding programs that sought to level the playing field.” —Dr. Robert Livingston
     
     

    Giveaways:

    · Dr. Robert Livingston Bio

      https://robertwlivingston.com/bio/

    · Robert W. Livingston, Ph.D. Curriculum Vitae

      https://robertwlivingston.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Livingston-CV-November-2021-Personal-Webpage.pdf

    · How to Promote Equity in the Workplace

      https://hbr.org/2020/09/how-to-promote-racial-equity-in-the-workplace

    · The Conversation: How Seeking and Speaking the Truth About Racism Can Radically Transform Individuals and Organizations https://www.amazon.com/Conversation-Radically-Transform-Individuals-Organizations-ebook/dp/B08BYV5L8B

    · Play the Game. Change the Game. Leave the Game.: Pathways to Black Empowerment, Prosperity, and Joy

      https://www.amazon.com/Play-Game-Change-Leave-Empowerment-ebook/dp/B0DSCDJ1HF

    · Historic Black Wall Street: Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future https://historicblackwallstreet.com/the-legacy-of-black-wall-street-in-modern-america/

    · Fact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Protects Civil Rights and Merit-Based Opportunity by Ending Illegal DEI

      https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/01/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-protects-civil-rights-and-merit-based-opportunity-by-ending-illegal-dei/

    · Republicans Block Amendment Protecting Married Women’s Right to Vote

      https://www.youtube.com/shorts/YHavClPLvWY

    · The Modern Black Wall Streets Emerging Across the U.S.

      https://historicblackwallstreet.com/the-modern-black-wall-streets-emerging-across-the-u-s/

    · The Conversation with Dr. Robert Livingston

      https://youtu.be/xU9VurLfbog

     
    1 hr
  • Case Study: Equity at the W.K. Kellogg Company & Foundation
    In 2025 we turn our attention towards “Community Engagement and the Grassroots of Change.” Throughout the year we’ll explore the stories, strategies, and successes of community-driven movements making a difference.
     Watch: https://youtu.be/IOnJdq4sNxE 
    Case Study W.K. Kellogg Foundation - Rooted in Diversity Equity and Inclusion Since Inception
    In this episode our case study attention is focused on the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, a business rooted in diversity equity and inclusion since its inception. The organization has worked to continually advance its understanding of the barriers to equity and their impact on children and to evolve its programming to “remain innovative and responsive to the ever-changing needs of society.” Established in 1930 by breakfast cereal pioneer W.K. Kellogg, the foundation has had an eye on equity from the beginning.
    “While equity has been at the heart of the Kellogg Foundation’s mission from the beginning, in 2007 the organization’s leaders took the monumental step of explicitly committing the foundation to confront racial inequity as an element of our strategy to ensure every child can thrive. Today, the foundation’s deeply rooted commitment to racial equity and healing grounds every aspect of our work.” — Dr. Khan Nedd, Board Chair

    Giveaways:

    · Beyond Counting: A Journey Toward Equity at the W.K. Kellogg Foundation

      https://bethzemsky.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Action-Learning-WK-Kellogg-case-study.pdf

    · What Do Children Need to Thrive?

      https://www.wkkf.org

    · In It for the Long Haul - Reflections from Dr. Khan Nedd, Board Chair

      https://www.wkkf.org/news-and-media/article/2025/03/in-it-for-the-long-haul/

    · Global Black Economic Forum - Daily practices and simple actions toward racial healing

      https://www.wkkf.org/news-and-media/article/2024/10/daily-practices-and-simple-actions-toward-racial-healing/

    · Building a Future Together: Kent Wong’s Vision for Immigrant Justice in America

      Director of Labor and Community Partnerships at UCLA and member of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s Solidarity Council on Racial Equity

      https://everychildthrives.com/kent-wong-immigrant-justice/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kent-wong-immigrant-justice

    · Academy Award-nominated actor Colman Domingo partners for year-round racial healing

      https://www.wkkf.org/news-and-media/article/2024/08/academy-award-nominated-actor-colman-domingo-partners-for-year-round-racial-healing/

    · THE CLOSERS 2025: 25 Black leaders working to end the racial equity gap

      https://time.com/collection/closers-2025/

    · CTA: Join the IPP Private Facebook Page:

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast
    58 min
  • Case Study: Until We Are All Free Movement with Guest Kevin Reese, Co-Founder/Co-Executive Director of UWAAF
    Case Study - Until We Are All Free is a Movement founded with the goal of supporting, empowering, creating alternative pathways to success, and advocating for systemic change in the criminal justice system.
    The core question of this episode: God, what is it that you’re working on in my life? What do you do when this is the answer you get—build a bridge of people and be a bridge through and with people?
    In this episode we continue our case study of the Until We Are All Free Movement, a human rights organization led by formerly incarcerated criminal justice experts. Their focus is on building capital, resources, and support to provide pathways to civic and economic liberation for individuals disenfranchised by mass incarceration.
    Welcome Kevin Reese: We are blessed to have a conversation with Kevin Reese, Co-Founder/Co-Executive Director of UWAAF and Co-Founder/CEO of Until We Are All Free Consulting Group. Kevin grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He spent 14 years incarcerated inside of the criminal justice system. During that time, he founded the BRIDGE, a grassroots group of directly impacted criminal justice experts whose mission is to abolish mass incarceration and to find a path to true transformative criminal justice. Being a bridge and connector is important to Kevin. It’s his way of honoring people, specifically the people who have walked with him along his journey. Growing up, Kevin had a narrow view of community and self-value, but that broadened once he understood the power of relationships.
    "I created The BRIDGE while I was in prison,” said Kevin. “I named it that Rewriting Destiny because I was lying in my cell, on my bunk and I asked God, ‘What is it that you’re working on in my life?’ And sure enough, he told me, ‘I want you to build a bridge of people and be a bridge through and with people." 
     
    Watch: https://youtu.be/XMWRBdDVk5s 

    Giveaways:

    · Until We Are All Free Movement

      https://uwaaf.org

    · What Came Looking for Me: Academy of American Poetry – Kevin Reese

      https://poets.org/poem/what-came-looking-me

    · Luckily Fish Don’t Need Raincoats by Kevin Reese

      https://www.amazon.com/Luckily-Fish-Dont-Need-Raincoats-ebook/dp/B096L6G9F8

    · Darkness and Light

      Kevin Reese and the Creation of the BRIDGE partnership

      https://www.bushfoundation.org/stories/darkness-and-light/

    · What Is The First Person Act And How Does It Affect The Justice System?

      https://www.firststepact.org/first-person-act-and-justice-system/

    · CTA: Join the conversation on the IPP Private Facebook Page:

      https://facebook.com/groups/inflexionpointpodcast

     
    56 min
  • Case Study - Until We Are All Free Movement
    Case Study - Until We Are All Free is a Movement founded with the goal of supporting, empowering, creating alternative pathways to success, and advocating for systemic change in the criminal justice system.
    The core question of this episode: What can happen when active engagement is present in prison reform conversations? Here's an even deeper question: Is it possible to build trust into prison-reform efforts?
    In this episode our case study attention is focused on the Until We Are All Free Movement, a 501(c)3 human rights organization founded in Minnesota by formerly incarcerated criminal justice experts. The organization is dedicaated to building capital, resources, and support to provide pathways to civic and economic liberation for individuals disenfranchised by mass incarceration.
    The history of the Until We Are All Free Movement traces back to the founders’ personal experience with the criminal  justice system. After being incarcerated and facing the challenges of re-entry, Kevin Reese and Kahlee Griffey recognized the need for comprehensive support and resources for formerly incarcerated individuals, led by formerly incarcerated individuals. 
    The movement was founded with  the goal of supporting, empowering, creating alternative pathways to success, and advocating for systemic change in the criminal justice system. The leaders built a strong base of formerly incarcerated individuals who are actively engaged in the organization's work.“We honor and value our comrades and provide a safe place to work with our collective community through our shared experiences. This is the pathway to collective liberation and true public safety.”— Kevin Reese
     
    Watch: https://youtu.be/pYnmTzF3Gzg 

    Giveaways:

    · Until We Are All Free Movement

      https://uwaaf.org

    · We Are All Criminals, Emily Baxter TEDxUNG

      https://youtu.be/qkpzNxVUfkM

    · Minnesota Prison Writing Workshop

      https://mnprisonwriting.org/programs/

    · SEEN - We Are All Criminals Writing & Photography Project

      https://youtu.be/5IYF3tENOeU

    · Everybody Has a Story

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeoeeifiHBA&list=PLLqJOKhKubi1bT1SW2FCgZU-iqgDbsISV

    · A judge sentenced a New York man to 5 life terms, but changed his mind 27 years later

      https://www.cbsnews.com/news/walter-johnson-king-tut-judge-block-release-from-prison/

    · What Is The First Person Act And How Does It Affect The Justice System?

      https://www.firststepact.org/first-person-act-and-justice-system/
    55 min

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