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The Everly Collective hosts "Spring Friendraiser" to bring awareness about social issues - Vimarsana News

The Everly Collective hosts "Spring Friendraiser" to bring awareness about social issues

During this event, people were encouraged to conversate about community issues.

How much should Oklahomans wrongfully incarcerated be paid? Lawmaker working to raise the amount - Vimarsana News

How much should Oklahomans wrongfully incarcerated be paid? Lawmaker working to raise the amount

Cyndi Munson, D-Oklahoma City, is working to build support for legislation to increase the compensation for wrongfully incarcerated Oklahomans.

Source: yahoo.com
A Change Has Come: Salaam & Banks sweep in unofficial election results - Vimarsana News

A Change Has Come: Salaam & Banks sweep in unofficial election results

Voting for the Democratic primary was officially capped on Tuesday, June 22, leaving two prominent Black candidates advancing to the November election for City Council in Harlem’s District 9 and Brooklyn’s District 42. 

Man falsely accused by Donald Trump in Central Park Five case runs for local government - Vimarsana News

Man falsely accused by Donald Trump in Central Park Five case runs for local government

Yusef Salaam was one of five defendants found guilty in the 1989 Central Park rape case that had the likes of Donald Trump calling for the death penalty. Years after being exonerated for the heinous crime, Salaam will likely become the next councilman for a New York City neighborhood

CT criminal justice fails those with mental health conditions - Vimarsana News

CT criminal justice fails those with mental health conditions

Connecticut has already paid millions of dollars to people who have been wrongfully incarcerated and later exonerated.