Making the best choices in life can get you far. But an unpopular choice, in a harmful lifestyle, can send you to two places, prison or the cemetery.

What's right isn't always popular and what's popular isn't always right.

Facing 25 years to life in prison, I had to make a difficult choice, which was taking a plea of 13 years in prison—using my time wisely; earning a degree from New York University (PEP). I interview formerly incarcerated men and women, guilty or innocent, being granted a second chance at freedom. The lack of education is linked to mass incarceration. Also, I will touch on topics that will enlighten you. Here's a fact- the USA is the leading country on mass incarceration, putting a value on our citizens for monetary gains and disbanding people from their civil liberties.

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What's right isn't always popular and what's popular isn't always right.

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