From Afro News:
On a warm August night, several dozen citizens from the Greater Washington Area, mostly African American men, gather at the Busboys and Poets in the Southeast D.C. community of Anacostia. The topic of discussion: the ongoing challenges facing the formerly incarcerated and the need for more programs that support their successful reentry into society.
During the two-hour session, returning citizens share stories of resilience, redemption and success, hoping to empower and motivate others as they seek to break barriers imposed by society and to realize their dreams.
This is just one outlet for those seeking relief from their experiences in the criminal justice system. For Ahmar “Brother Khan” Mustikhan, a writer and community activist, it is crucial work. Continue reading >>>
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