Criminal justice reform advocates fighting to restore the rights of our people
Criminal justice reform advocates fighting to restore rights
Many like Tinisch Hollins see criminal justice reform as the Civil Rights issue of our time. And during Black History Month, she said it’s more important than ever to recognize our country’s past that led to the present situation. Evan Sernoffsky reports
SAN FRANCISCO - Even after losing two brothers to gun violence, Tinisch Hollins doesn’t believe more police and tougher sentences are solutions to violence.
She grew up in San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood and is now fighting to reform California’s criminal justice system that put a disproportionate number of Black and Brown people behind bars.
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