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This is why coming home from prison is so difficult for so many - Vimarsana News

This is why coming home from prison is so difficult for so many

Over 70% of incarcerated people who are released from prison in the US will be rearrested within five years of their release date. That’s no accident: our system of mass incarceration sets returning citizens up to fail.

Family demands answers in stabbing death of inmate at Fulton County Jail - Vimarsana News

Family demands answers in stabbing death of inmate at Fulton County Jail

Dayvion Blake's family claims other inmates popped the locks and stabbed him to death while he was on the isolation floor of the Fulton County Jail.

Philadelphia 15 Exonerated Thanks to NARA Personnel Records Research - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia 15 Exonerated Thanks to NARA Personnel Records Research

By Cara Moore Lebonick | National Archives News WASHINGTON, August 8, 2023 — The National Personnel Records Center (NPRC), part of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), recently helped bring closure to one family’s efforts to right an 80-year-long historical wrong. Enlarge Pentagon ceremony correcting discharge status of Philadelphia 15 with Larry Ponder at

United States Navy apologies to Chattanooga family for racist treatment during World War II - Vimarsana News

United States Navy apologies to Chattanooga family for racist treatment during World War II

Larry Ponder, the son of John Ponder, his sister and a few family members recently visited the Pentagon where they were presented newly issued honorable discharges and an apology.

83 years after exposing Navy racism, 15 Black sailors exonerated, including father, uncle of Chattanooga man - Vimarsana News

83 years after exposing Navy racism, 15 Black sailors exonerated, including father, uncle of Chattanooga man

In 1940, Larry Ponder's father and uncle were kicked out of the Navy after signing onto a letter to a Black newspaper detailing racist treatment they'd received while serving on a warship.