The latest updates in the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia "Bonfire Killings," show that the state's systemic racism could jeopardize Baker's right to a fair trial despite evidence for his innocence.
A lyrical voice from Longview, Texas, rapper LulBrudda wrote his first songs in jail. Now the Young Money artist wants to make meaningful music for others.
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
“While the rest of America is gearing up to celebrate 420,” writes Mary Bailey, “cannabis...
Jessica Jackson, Chief Advocacy Officer of REFORM Alliance and a co-creator of the 2018 First Step Act, is working to change our nation's failures within the prison and parole systems.
Filmmaker Amanda "Kazzy" Cryer will shed light on the prison-industrial complex's destructive nature in Inside Men, her new documentary film produced by Damon Russell and Jason Dolan.
Indicted for nonviolent cannabis charges, Daniel Muessig is facing a prison sentence of a 5-year mandatory minimum, making him one of the country's last cannabis prisoners. He shares how the War on Drugs upended his life.
Falsely convicted of murder at age 19, Tyra Patterson fought to clear her name throughout a 23-year prison sentence. Today, she’s an advocate for incarcerated people, in a leadership position at the Ohio Justice and Policy Center, the very organization that helped her gain back her freedom.
Hip hop pioneer Fab 5 Freddy and industry icon Khadijah Tribble joined forces at the latest Business of Cannabis to discuss B Noble, a social equity brand launched with the assistance of Curaleaf and the crucial mission to free cannabis prisoners.
Topeka K. Sam's journey to heal incarcerated women's trauma took her from "queenpin" to founding the Ladies of Hope Ministries, leading the charge to free Alice Marie Johnson, and ensuring dignity for every woman and girl after prison.
Through advocacy, policy change, education, release and commutation, Last Prisoner Project nonprofit strives to end mass incarceration and the War on Drugs through social justice and criminal justice reform. LPP fights for legalization and freeing every cannabis prisoner.
Damian Marley, Nabil and Berner work with EVIDENCE, a family-owned cannabis brand that grows weed out of a prison to help get people out of prison. Evidence donates $1 to the Last Prisoner Project, a social justice non profit dedicated to helping free inmates serving time for cannabis charges.
Honeysuckle follows up on the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia “Bonfire Killings.” Racial bias from law enforcement and the judicial system may cause him to face the death penalty, but new evidence suggests Baker’s innocence.
