Alonzo's message is so important. Access to parole, access to opportunities, and fair treatment and wages are necessary and the right thing.

So beautiful. Thank you for this powerful, moving, humane series.

This makes me SO SO HAPPY ❤❤❤

Oh Autumn!!! i love this so much for you and your dad!! ❤

John knew him for so long, I was so happy to see him on the outside.

Thank you for sharing your story! It's crucial to highlight the connection between Jim Crow laws and mass incarceration. Your mention of the labor and products produced by folks who are incarcerated, all being done under exploitative conditions, is something that everyone needs to hear. And thank you for all the work you’re doing in PG and across MD ✨

Oops I forgot to put what a good looking family.😊

What a beautiful!!!!!. I am watching chateau Chrismas. What a nice movie😊

Today i vote Hernwood elementary school Maryland, the people are racist, im hispanic ,is ugly seevthe racist im not other color

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We will never get true justice in a country that has always been divided. We will never be treated equal.

I have known Gordon for many years and I am overjoyed that he has this amazing opportunity at living life and having family. He truly is a great guy.

Incredible story!! Thank you for sharing with us❤

Thank you for sharing your experience with us 💜

Incredible story 💜🙏🏼

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Where should justice my foot?

When does it stop though?

Amen 🙏🏿

Shout out Ransom I’m so happy to see your out big bro.

Thank you!

Assalamu alaikum Wa Rahmattullah Wa Barakatuhu. From, Sah Sufi Muhammad Jewel Mondall Naqshbandia Mujaddidia Yunusia Jamalpuri Ma, Ji, Al, Jamalpur. Bangladesh.

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Man the aclu do nothing for black Americans an nothing wrong with voting right in Maryland

Truth teller 🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Why does anyone take these hypocrites seriously?

And now a fulltime propagandist for dictatorships like Russia and China. Being a mouthpiece of the Kremlin is everything but progressive

Parents need to vote for better government officials. They are literally voting this into existence.

Loudoun County need to know more and that’s for sure

a great man

You would think state recognition would mean the county cannot do this 😠

Oversocialised people spouting neoliberal claptrap. These people are intent on forcing their opinions and morals on other people specifically because of their own lack of power and feelings of low self esteem.

As soon as I hear people mentioning pronouns- I switch it off.

I haven't saw the NAACP help start one Black business

the NACP does not want "At Large" elections. Basically, it wants set aside districts for black voters.

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I'm looking for a violinist at Ocean city for a proposal. How can i get in contact with him ASAP

Leave my cousin Chuck Austin Jenkins alone he is my 4th cousin he is a cool person and my favorite cousin.

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Mr. Garland Nixon, I respect many things you’ve done, and stand for; however, you have gotten some fundamental facts wrong about Taiwan & China…. Taiwan wants to remain the Status Quo as post 1979, when U.S. and Taiwan broke the official tie; China, on the other hand, is the one who is positioning to break the Status Quo and vowed not to denounce using military forces to overtake Taiwan in order to achieve in its mind, a reunification. Therefore, Taiwan in NOT the side who wants war, but due to the rapid build-up of the People’s Liberation Army, PLA, Taiwan is been forced to prepare for war. That’s the facts.

Black culture is the problem, nothing else. The teachers are giving up because the kids and parent (singular) don't care. Wake up people!

Elijah Cummings legacy is still shining

Good cops don't exist as we see on the news time after time.

The other reform needs to be for cops, especially in management, to drop their inflated egos and stop taking everything personally.

Unfortunately, being a police officer is not the best environment in which to aspire to help the unfortunate and do the right thing. This is yet another example of abusive police management against officers that do the right thing. Why do police administrators insist on being such 🐖 🐷 🐽 🐖 🐷 🐽??????? I don't get it.

I used to work with Bill in the Alabama Symphony. I believe he used to do this every summer on Martha's Vineyard.

Brave, smart, straightforward, honest. We trust him and we follow his outstanding youtube channel. Well versed in geopolitical and international affairs.....And to make it even better, extremely funny and witty. Best always Garland!!!! 🙏

I had a MoCo ask me this on Bel Pre in Aspen Hill bout 18 years ago. I jokingly said I forgot to take the body out the truck. He said ‘don’t say that or I’m gonna have to search you.’ I responded, ‘don’t say that or I’m gonna need you to get a warrant.’ Shut his ass down quickly. And I was drunk. Know your rights people!!

Humm I did a little research myself. I wonder why he didn't share the full details of the incident. On July 14, 2014, Cpl. Brown attended a concert at the Howard Theatre in Washington, D.C. with his wife, his long-time friend and "brother," Mark McCutcheon, and McCutcheon's wife. At the time, Cpl. Brown was a Corporal in the PGPD and was off-duty. Shortly after 9:00 or 9:30 p.m., the group exited the theatre and McCutcheon went to the valet attendant booth to retrieve his car. McCutcheon found his car's battery dead and believed it was due to a valet attendant leaving the vehicle's lights on. He demanded a refund from the valet attendant, which the attendant refused. Cpl. Brown offered to "jump" start McCutcheon's vehicle using his own and left to get his vehicle. While Cpl. Brown was getting his vehicle, a valet supervisor, Sameal Molla, spoke with McCutcheon. Cpl. Brown was standing outside of his vehicle when his wife yelled "Oh, my God, they're fighting." Cpl. Brown turned and saw McCutcheon and Molla fighting. He ran across the street and struck Molla using a brachial stun [striking one from behind on the side of his head] or an ear clap, bringing Molla to his knees. Cpl. Brown's strike of Molla led other valet attendants to come to Molla's aid, and a brawl began between Cpl. Brown, McCutcheon, Molla, and other attendants. An unidentified valet attendant grabbed a pipe from the valet kiosk and tried to strike McCutcheon and Cpl. Brown. Cpl. Brown and McCutcheon retreated to their vehicles. As the two retreated, one of the valet attendants threw a valet sign in their direction. Cpl. Brown turned and saw a group of individuals crossing the street. Cpl. Brown told his wife to get on the other side of the vehicle for cover from the approaching group. Fearing for his wife's safety, Cpl. Brown retrieved his off-duty service weapon from the glove compartment of his vehicle. Cpl. Brown, armed with his gun, and McCutcheon, brandishing a tire iron, returned to the front of the Howard Theatre. Cpl. Brown approached the group of valet employees holding the weapon in a "low safety" position. Cpl. Brown ordered Molla, who was holding a pipe, to "drop the pipe" and "get down on the ground." As Cpl. Brown held Molla at gunpoint, Molla yelled "call the police." Subsequently, the Metropolitan District of Columbia Police Department ("the MCPD") received several calls about a "man with a gun" in front of the Howard Theatre. Cpl. Brown reholstered his weapon and placed it back in his vehicle's glove compartment before MCPD officers arrived. The MCPD officers arrested Cpl. Brown and charged him with assault with a deadly weapon and simple assault. MCPD Interviews After the incident, MCPD officers interviewed Cpl. Brown. Cpl. Brown told MCPD officers that Molla was the initial aggressor in the fight and that he ear clapped Molla to disengage the fight and help McCutcheon. Cpl. Brown also told the officers that he reholstered his weapon after Molla dropped the pipe. The MCPD also interviewed Omar Stephenson ("Stephenson"), a witness to the incident, and Derrick Brown ("Officer Brown"), an off-duty MCPD officer who was at the scene. Stephenson told officers that he tried to diffuse the fight between McCutcheon and Molla, but Cpl. Brown aimed his weapon at him. He said that Cpl. Brown aimed the gun at him and Molla. Officer Brown told MCPD that Cpl. Brown pointed his service weapon at Molla and yelled, "I'm the police. I'm the police. Get down." Officer Brown testified that he called MCPD dispatchers to let them know "that we needed units and . . . one of the guys had a gun." casetext.com/case/brown-v-prince-georges-cnty-police-dept-1