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Philly's African American Museum Teams Up With Mural Arts for ‘Rendering Justice'
Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle gets a look at the virtual “Rendering Justice” exhibit now on display at the African American Museum in Philadelphia. The exhibit looks at the prison system through the eyes of those who have experienced it.
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How the Coronavirus is Exposing Deeper Problems in the American Prison System
Since coronavirus entered the U.S., nearly 16,000 have fallen ill of COVID-19 and 134 have died. That number does not include people incarcerated in state prisons across the U.S. The Marshall Project’s criminal justice reporter Keri Blakinger explains why the general public should care about protecting people in prisons.
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Jay-Z, Yo Gotti and Team Roc Are Still Fighting for Inmates at Mississippi's Parchman Prison
Roc Nation’s philanthropy arm, Team Roc, filed a lawsuit against the Mississippi Department of Corrections earlier this year on behalf of over 150 inmates in the state’s Parchman prison in response to conditions described as “barbaric.” Attorney Jessica Rice, who is working with Team Roc, explains why this case is important in Mississippi and details the long history of...
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What's Next for Former Lifer After Being Freed From Prison
David Sheppard received clemency from Gov. Tom Wolf after serving more than half his life behind bars over a 1992 deadly pharmacy robbery where someone else killed the shop owner. After being released Tuesday morning, Sheppard told NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle about his plans.
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Commuted Prisoner Set to Be Released Tuesday
David Sheppard, whose prison sentence was commuted by Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf after Sheppard spent 27 years behind bars for his role in a deadly robbery, will be released Tuesday. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has the story.