From Prisoner to Poet: How Reginald Dwayne Betts Found His Voice | Amanpour and Company

[@barbarathompson6205]

I am watching this channel for the first time and IT IS WONDERFUL!, I am watching this channel and this author ‘s name is REGIONAL DWAYNE BETTS!, WOW!! It was so intriguing.

[@pluto17dre]

I just finished reading FELON. This man is brilliant!

[@tanyasingstoo]

"My life was more valuable than the risk I was taking...." wow!

[@Walter-vi3vh]

Brother Betts made a youthful mistake. He never should have been sent to the penitentiary. I hope he doesn’t carry the shame for the remainder of his life. Dr. King spoke of the derivative crimes of the larger white nationalist society. Attorney Betts continue your righteous work.

[@barbarathompson6205]

There are so many Hebrews in jail and prisons that have so many stories and there are also brown people as well that have so many stories that if they sit down and write about it , things would HOPEFULLY be better when they get out because they would probably have a different frame of mind.

[@rievans57]

Dude is a classic example of "incubation". He went to jail and was forced to answer to someone, to meet deadlines, and follow orders. It made a man out of him. Some grow stronger in this setting some don't.