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Voting while blind

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PCBF action in May 2020, with the #no215Jails coalition, protesting at the CJC after the first person jailed in Philly prisons died from COVID-19.

Mass bailout draws attention to health risks, poor conditions for those held on unaffordable bail

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If anyone can relate to trauma it would certainly be Lee (right) and Dennis Horton. The brothers were falsely accused and convicted and were ripped from family and life as they knew it.

Dennis and Lee Horton say their own grief and trauma helped them to help others

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Lee Horton and Dennis 'Freedom' Horton had their sentences commuted in February 2021 after serving nearly three decades for a crime they didn't commit

Returning to daily life after 28 years behind bars, the Horton brothers are grateful, relieved — and ready with a plan to reduce Philly violence

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