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Black Mother Gets New Appeal After Being Imprisoned For Voting Crystal Mason served nearly a year in federal prison and is facing 5 years in a Texas state prison. Published 57 minutes ago Mother and  grandmother Crystal Mason has already served nearly a year behind bars for voting while on supervised release. While she is now facing five more years in a Texas state prison, she has thankfully received a new appeal.  According to NBC News, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals said on March 31 that it will consider an appeal from Crystal Mason. She is currently out on an appeal bon...

#FreeRealityWinner: Behind the Growing Push to Pardon an Imprisoned Air Force Vet FILE- In this June 26, 2018 file photo, Reality Winner walks into the Federal Courthouse in Augusta, Ga. (Michael Holahan/The Augusta Chronicle via AP, File) 14 Mar 2021 Just hours after President Joe Biden took the oath of office on Jan. 20, newly minted White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki fired off a tweet soliciting questions from the American public. Halfway across the country, Billie Winner-Davis responded with a question she had asked former President Donald Trump for years: Would the president release ...

Home to some 17,000 people as of 2019, according to the U.S. census, Gainesville is located around 70 miles north of Dallas. Najera is in his final semester of college and looks forward to starting graduate school in the fall, but his ongoing legal battle has been “really distracting.” “These aren’t things I want to be focused on,” Najera told the Observer. “I have kids and I need to be focused on them, too, instead of this First Amendment case, but here we are.” Najera donated to the legal fund of a local grassroots organization, PRO Gainesville, which for months has proteste...

Is This the Last Place in America People Will Get Vaccines? Tyler Hicks © Provided by The Daily Beast Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Getty DALLAS—Shelby Hudson just wanted a test. In early December, Hudson, who is incarcerated in Dallas County Jail, realized she couldn’t smell or taste. She had a headache, too, and her bunkmate told her she felt like Hudson was “burning up.” Nevertheless, the 36-year-old said a guard denied her request for a COVID-19 test. She asked again three days later, then five days after that. Each time, she claims, her request was deni...