[Applause] I’ve always been a fearless person
I’ve always been a fearless person
I’ve always been a fearless person always I remember my mother telling me
always I remember my mother telling me
always I remember my mother telling me when I was 2 years old that she asked me
when I was 2 years old that she asked me
when I was 2 years old that she asked me to go get some diapers for my little
to go get some diapers for my little
to go get some diapers for my little brother and I told her with my hand on
brother and I told her with my hand on
brother and I told her with my hand on my hip
my hip
my hip that’s your baby you get it yourself and
that’s your baby you get it yourself and
that’s your baby you get it yourself and so that fearlessness took me to walking
so that fearlessness took me to walking
so that fearlessness took me to walking in the streets of New York and wee hours
in the streets of New York and wee hours
in the streets of New York and wee hours in the morning to going to Jamaica
in the morning to going to Jamaica
in the morning to going to Jamaica duct-taping
duct-taping
duct-taping hundreds of thousands of dollars on my
hundreds of thousands of dollars on my
hundreds of thousands of dollars on my body to selling kilos of cocaine with
body to selling kilos of cocaine with
body to selling kilos of cocaine with the Mexican cartel which ultimately
the Mexican cartel which ultimately
the Mexican cartel which ultimately landed me in federal prison I didn’t
landed me in federal prison I didn’t
landed me in federal prison I didn’t know that this one train of fearlessness
know that this one train of fearlessness
know that this one train of fearlessness would lead me on a journey that would
would lead me on a journey that would
would lead me on a journey that would change the course of my life and
change the course of my life and
change the course of my life and ultimately hundreds of girls in the
ultimately hundreds of girls in the
ultimately hundreds of girls in the process and so I think back to my
process and so I think back to my
process and so I think back to my childhood my parents they beautiful
childhood my parents they beautiful
childhood my parents they beautiful they were franchise business owners have
they were franchise business owners have
they were franchise business owners have been married over 50 years today and
been married over 50 years today and
been married over 50 years today and they wanted to provide the best
they wanted to provide the best
they wanted to provide the best opportunities for my siblings and myself
opportunities for my siblings and myself
opportunities for my siblings and myself since the seed in the world in which
since the seed in the world in which
since the seed in the world in which they knew would be stacked against us
they knew would be stacked against us
they knew would be stacked against us and so they thought by giving us the
and so they thought by giving us the
and so they thought by giving us the so-called American Dream the big house
so-called American Dream the big house
so-called American Dream the big house with the pool in the backyard and the
with the pool in the backyard and the
with the pool in the backyard and the white neighbors would make things better
white neighbors would make things better
white neighbors would make things better right it wasn’t that simple and so when
right it wasn’t that simple and so when
right it wasn’t that simple and so when I left the protection of the suburbs and
I left the protection of the suburbs and
I left the protection of the suburbs and went to college in Baltimore City things
went to college in Baltimore City things
went to college in Baltimore City things were not so black and white and so in
were not so black and white and so in
were not so black and white and so in 1994 I remember walking onto the campus
1994 I remember walking onto the campus
1994 I remember walking onto the campus of historically black Morgan State
of historically black Morgan State
of historically black Morgan State University and I remember being so
University and I remember being so
University and I remember being so excited when I saw the sea of beautiful
excited when I saw the sea of beautiful
excited when I saw the sea of beautiful faces that look just like me and I
faces that look just like me and I
faces that look just like me and I remember a young man saying to me you
remember a young man saying to me you
remember a young man saying to me you sound like you’re white where are you
sound like you’re white where are you
sound like you’re white where are you from
from
from said I’m from New York well you sound
said I’m from New York well you sound
said I’m from New York well you sound white and I’m like what did that mean
white and I’m like what did that mean
white and I’m like what did that mean and I was confused and so I began to try
and I was confused and so I began to try
and I was confused and so I began to try and sound like what I thought I was
and sound like what I thought I was
and sound like what I thought I was supposed to sound like black and then I
supposed to sound like black and then I
supposed to sound like black and then I started venturing off campus into the
started venturing off campus into the
started venturing off campus into the city hanging out going all the hot spots
city hanging out going all the hot spots
city hanging out going all the hot spots being young naive you know with college
being young naive you know with college
being young naive you know with college students do and so I remember just
students do and so I remember just
students do and so I remember just feeling so powerful from the attention
feeling so powerful from the attention
feeling so powerful from the attention that I received and so this went on for
that I received and so this went on for
that I received and so this went on for years and I stumbled into a lifestyle
years and I stumbled into a lifestyle
years and I stumbled into a lifestyle that most people see on television shows
that most people see on television shows
that most people see on television shows and in music videos and yeah I was
and in music videos and yeah I was
and in music videos and yeah I was working and I was in school and you know
working and I was in school and you know
working and I was in school and you know on and off and I was a down chick side
on and off and I was a down chick side
on and off and I was a down chick side chick Maine chicks chicks chick and I
chick Maine chicks chicks chick and I
chick Maine chicks chicks chick and I went from sitting pretty in the
went from sitting pretty in the
went from sitting pretty in the passenger seat to now wanting to drive
passenger seat to now wanting to drive
passenger seat to now wanting to drive the car and I thought if they’re doing
the car and I thought if they’re doing
the car and I thought if they’re doing it why can’t I and so I did and so this
it why can’t I and so I did and so this
it why can’t I and so I did and so this went on for years and then in 2005 I
went on for years and then in 2005 I
went on for years and then in 2005 I remember receiving a phone call to come
remember receiving a phone call to come
remember receiving a phone call to come to New Jersey and I went and when I got
to New Jersey and I went and when I got
to New Jersey and I went and when I got there was 50 kilos of cocaine and I
there was 50 kilos of cocaine and I
there was 50 kilos of cocaine and I wasn’t afraid and so every week like
wasn’t afraid and so every week like
wasn’t afraid and so every week like clockwork they came for a year until one
clockwork they came for a year until one
clockwork they came for a year until one fateful day a homeboy of mine calls and
fateful day a homeboy of mine calls and
fateful day a homeboy of mine calls and says I was just robbed for five keys and
says I was just robbed for five keys and
says I was just robbed for five keys and that was about $100,000 and I remember
that was about $100,000 and I remember
that was about $100,000 and I remember saying look my dude that’s not my
saying look my dude that’s not my
saying look my dude that’s not my problem that’s yours and I never saw him
problem that’s yours and I never saw him
problem that’s yours and I never saw him again but I did receive a phone call yo
again but I did receive a phone call yo
again but I did receive a phone call yo you need to leave town
you need to leave town
you need to leave town your boy paid me to kill you but I don’t
your boy paid me to kill you but I don’t
your boy paid me to kill you but I don’t kill women or children but I don’t know
kill women or children but I don’t know
kill women or children but I don’t know what he’ll do and so I left and soon
what he’ll do and so I left and soon
what he’ll do and so I left and soon after I was arrested but no jail time
after I was arrested but no jail time
after I was arrested but no jail time and I had vowed that I wouldn’t do
and I had vowed that I wouldn’t do
and I had vowed that I wouldn’t do anything or be around anyone that
anything or be around anyone that
anything or be around anyone that remotely looked like my past and so I
remotely looked like my past and so I
remotely looked like my past and so I moved to Harlem
moved to Harlem
moved to Harlem I started working I mean I always had a
I started working I mean I always had a
I started working I mean I always had a job but I sought another job and I
job but I sought another job and I
job but I sought another job and I started a business and everything seemed
started a business and everything seemed
started a business and everything seemed good but yet again it’s not that simple
good but yet again it’s not that simple
good but yet again it’s not that simple and so I fast forward to 2012 and I find
and so I fast forward to 2012 and I find
and so I fast forward to 2012 and I find myself caught in a sting operation in
myself caught in a sting operation in
myself caught in a sting operation in Richmond Virginia on federal drug
Richmond Virginia on federal drug
Richmond Virginia on federal drug conspiracy charges and I thought like
conspiracy charges and I thought like
conspiracy charges and I thought like every other time I was going to get
every other time I was going to get
every other time I was going to get through this until the judge says no
through this until the judge says no
through this until the judge says no bail your drug Queen Penn and the threat
bail your drug Queen Penn and the threat
bail your drug Queen Penn and the threat to society and so I knew I would be in
to society and so I knew I would be in
to society and so I knew I would be in jail until I either a decided to go to
jail until I either a decided to go to
jail until I either a decided to go to trial and fight my case or be take a
trial and fight my case or be take a
trial and fight my case or be take a guilty plea and so this is where the
guilty plea and so this is where the
guilty plea and so this is where the real journey began and so I was housed
real journey began and so I was housed
real journey began and so I was housed in a small county jail in Hanover
in a small county jail in Hanover
in a small county jail in Hanover Virginia Pamunkey Regional Jail and I
Virginia Pamunkey Regional Jail and I
Virginia Pamunkey Regional Jail and I remember seeing the same women come in
remember seeing the same women come in
remember seeing the same women come in and leave come in and leave never to
and leave come in and leave never to
and leave come in and leave never to come back and be told that they had
come back and be told that they had
come back and be told that they had overdosed and then I decided it was time
overdosed and then I decided it was time
overdosed and then I decided it was time for me to really start asking questions
for me to really start asking questions
for me to really start asking questions and find out what was going on and so
and find out what was going on and so
and find out what was going on and so for the 3 to 5 hours a day that they let
for the 3 to 5 hours a day that they let
for the 3 to 5 hours a day that they let us out the cells I asked some of the
us out the cells I asked some of the
us out the cells I asked some of the women could I interview them and I
women could I interview them and I
women could I interview them and I started going to any meetings and asking
started going to any meetings and asking
started going to any meetings and asking questions because I thought that people
questions because I thought that people
questions because I thought that people who use drugs did it because they wanted
who use drugs did it because they wanted
who use drugs did it because they wanted to and that I wasn’t doing anything
to and that I wasn’t doing anything
to and that I wasn’t doing anything wrong and that they knew what drugs were
wrong and that they knew what drugs were
wrong and that they knew what drugs were doing so they had choices right until I
doing so they had choices right until I
doing so they had choices right until I heard the tragic stories like my dad was
heard the tragic stories like my dad was
heard the tragic stories like my dad was raping me and he gave me the heroin and
raping me and he gave me the heroin and
raping me and he gave me the heroin and told me to take it in the pain will go
told me to take it in the pain will go
told me to take it in the pain will go away or the only time I was able to
away or the only time I was able to
away or the only time I was able to spend time with my mother was when we
spend time with my mother was when we
spend time with my mother was when we smoked crack together and the stories
smoked crack together and the stories
smoked crack together and the stories came and came and I cried and cried and
came and came and I cried and cried and
came and came and I cried and cried and I could not believe what I contributed
I could not believe what I contributed
I could not believe what I contributed to and my spirit was convicted
to and my spirit was convicted
to and my spirit was convicted and I and I woke up and so I decided to
and I and I woke up and so I decided to
and I and I woke up and so I decided to take a guilty plea because in fact I was
take a guilty plea because in fact I was
take a guilty plea because in fact I was guilty and I prayed to God and I asked
guilty and I prayed to God and I asked
guilty and I prayed to God and I asked God for forgiveness and I forgave myself
God for forgiveness and I forgave myself
God for forgiveness and I forgave myself and I knew I was redeemed and so I was
and I knew I was redeemed and so I was
and I knew I was redeemed and so I was sentenced and off to federal prison and
sentenced and off to federal prison and
sentenced and off to federal prison and so the most horrific experience of my
so the most horrific experience of my
so the most horrific experience of my incarceration was the transport and I
incarceration was the transport and I
incarceration was the transport and I can remember being handcuffed and
can remember being handcuffed and
can remember being handcuffed and shackled and telling the guard that the
shackled and telling the guard that the
shackled and telling the guard that the shackles were too tight and they made it
shackles were too tight and they made it
shackles were too tight and they made it tighter and to this day I still have
tighter and to this day I still have
tighter and to this day I still have scars and I remember seeing about 50
scars and I remember seeing about 50
scars and I remember seeing about 50 buses out at the airlift filled with
buses out at the airlift filled with
buses out at the airlift filled with prisoners from all around the country
prisoners from all around the country
prisoners from all around the country that needed to be transported to
that needed to be transported to
that needed to be transported to Oklahoma to the federal transfer center
Oklahoma to the federal transfer center
Oklahoma to the federal transfer center and the marshals had their guns pointed
and the marshals had their guns pointed
and the marshals had their guns pointed at us and I remember going on the plane
at us and I remember going on the plane
at us and I remember going on the plane and asking are you gonna take these
and asking are you gonna take these
and asking are you gonna take these cuffs off and the marshal laughed at me
cuffs off and the marshal laughed at me
cuffs off and the marshal laughed at me and he said you’re property of the
and he said you’re property of the
and he said you’re property of the federal government you don’t ask
federal government you don’t ask
federal government you don’t ask questions and so when you think of a
questions and so when you think of a
questions and so when you think of a plane you have first class in the front
plane you have first class in the front
plane you have first class in the front coach in the back the women sat in the
coach in the back the women sat in the
coach in the back the women sat in the front and the men sat in the back and so
front and the men sat in the back and so
front and the men sat in the back and so if the women had to go to the restroom
if the women had to go to the restroom
if the women had to go to the restroom we went to the back of the plane and so
we went to the back of the plane and so
we went to the back of the plane and so of course I had to go and so I remember
of course I had to go and so I remember
of course I had to go and so I remember sliding down and handcuffs and shackles
sliding down and handcuffs and shackles
sliding down and handcuffs and shackles and I remember some of the men groping
and I remember some of the men groping
and I remember some of the men groping on me and I remember telling them to
on me and I remember telling them to
on me and I remember telling them to stop and I remember the officer standing
stop and I remember the officer standing
stop and I remember the officer standing behind me telling me not to talk to them
behind me telling me not to talk to them
behind me telling me not to talk to them and watching them continue to grope on
and watching them continue to grope on
and watching them continue to grope on me and I thought how could another woman
me and I thought how could another woman
me and I thought how could another woman allow this and I went into that bathroom
allow this and I went into that bathroom
allow this and I went into that bathroom and I cried like I had never cried
and I cried like I had never cried
and I cried like I had never cried before in my life and so you may wonder
before in my life and so you may wonder
before in my life and so you may wonder why I’m standing here right now telling
why I’m standing here right now telling
why I’m standing here right now telling you this story and telling my story to a
you this story and telling my story to a
you this story and telling my story to a roomful of strangers I’m sharing my
roomful of strangers I’m sharing my
roomful of strangers I’m sharing my story because it’s the same tragedies
story because it’s the same tragedies
story because it’s the same tragedies traumas and experiences that every
traumas and experiences that every
traumas and experiences that every formerly incarcerated women goes through
formerly incarcerated women goes through
formerly incarcerated women goes through when
when
when she’s applying for a job trying to get
she’s applying for a job trying to get
she’s applying for a job trying to get housing or even trying to go back to
housing or even trying to go back to
housing or even trying to go back to school
school
school acts to tell her story to a reporter or
acts to tell her story to a reporter or
acts to tell her story to a reporter or to lend her voice to a conference panel
to lend her voice to a conference panel
to lend her voice to a conference panel for authenticity but my story was not
for authenticity but my story was not
for authenticity but my story was not like Santo Rucker who was sentenced to
like Santo Rucker who was sentenced to
like Santo Rucker who was sentenced to 13 life sentences in federal prison has
13 life sentences in federal prison has
13 life sentences in federal prison has been in almost 20 years right now for
been in almost 20 years right now for
been in almost 20 years right now for first-time non drug nonviolent drug
first-time non drug nonviolent drug
first-time non drug nonviolent drug offense who left her two-year-old
offense who left her two-year-old
offense who left her two-year-old daughter can do Riley Alice Johnson who
daughter can do Riley Alice Johnson who
daughter can do Riley Alice Johnson who too was sentenced to federal prison for
too was sentenced to federal prison for
too was sentenced to federal prison for life without the possibility of parole
life without the possibility of parole
life without the possibility of parole for first-time nonviolent drug offense
for first-time nonviolent drug offense
for first-time nonviolent drug offense conspiracy Michelle West who was
conspiracy Michelle West who was
conspiracy Michelle West who was sentenced to two life sentences plus 50
sentenced to two life sentences plus 50
sentenced to two life sentences plus 50 years plus an additional ten years
years plus an additional ten years
years plus an additional ten years supervised release as if right
supervised release as if right
supervised release as if right she’s been incarcerated now 25 years or
she’s been incarcerated now 25 years or
she’s been incarcerated now 25 years or 26 years I believe for a first-time drug
26 years I believe for a first-time drug
26 years I believe for a first-time drug conspirator trial mikkel West and so
conspirator trial mikkel West and so
conspirator trial mikkel West and so from the day of my Redemption I knew
from the day of my Redemption I knew
from the day of my Redemption I knew that it was my mission and purpose from
that it was my mission and purpose from
that it was my mission and purpose from God to create and build platforms for
God to create and build platforms for
God to create and build platforms for women incarcerated and Foley
women incarcerated and Foley
women incarcerated and Foley incarcerated to use their voice and
incarcerated to use their voice and
incarcerated to use their voice and create change and so I started the
create change and so I started the
create change and so I started the ladies of Hope Ministries an
ladies of Hope Ministries an
ladies of Hope Ministries an organization that helps marginalized and
organization that helps marginalized and
organization that helps marginalized and disenfranchised women and girls and
disenfranchised women and girls and
disenfranchised women and girls and tomorrow we are opening Hope House in
tomorrow we are opening Hope House in
tomorrow we are opening Hope House in the Bronx
the Bronx
the Bronx a safe housing space for women and girls
a safe housing space for women and girls
a safe housing space for women and girls and I’ve had the distinct pleasure of
and I’ve had the distinct pleasure of
and I’ve had the distinct pleasure of traveling around this country alongside
traveling around this country alongside
traveling around this country alongside Andrea James the executive director of
Andrea James the executive director of
Andrea James the executive director of the National Council for incarcerated
the National Council for incarcerated
the National Council for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated women and
and formerly incarcerated women and
and formerly incarcerated women and girls and met brilliant women all over
girls and met brilliant women all over
girls and met brilliant women all over this country and a 20-17 soils justice
this country and a 20-17 soils justice
this country and a 20-17 soils justice fellow working on parole and probation
fellow working on parole and probation
fellow working on parole and probation accountability which is a whole nother
accountability which is a whole nother
accountability which is a whole nother TED talk and it looks like I’m already
TED talk and it looks like I’m already
TED talk and it looks like I’m already out of time but so I just want to give
out of time but so I just want to give
out of time but so I just want to give you a little context on usually I don’t
you a little context on usually I don’t
you a little context on usually I don’t stand and talk about the degradation and
stand and talk about the degradation and
stand and talk about the degradation and humiliation that I went through but
humiliation that I went through but
humiliation that I went through but instead I talk about the brilliant women
instead I talk about the brilliant women
instead I talk about the brilliant women that I’ve met who were incarcerated just
that I’ve met who were incarcerated just
that I’ve met who were incarcerated just like me women like leshawna Thompson
like me women like leshawna Thompson
like me women like leshawna Thompson who’s right here in DC and formed the
who’s right here in DC and formed the
who’s right here in DC and formed the wire Theresa Hodge DC mission launch
wire Theresa Hodge DC mission launch
wire Theresa Hodge DC mission launch Cerritos I’m Martin New Orleans
Cerritos I’m Martin New Orleans
Cerritos I’m Martin New Orleans operation restoration Fox rich Fox
operation restoration Fox rich Fox
operation restoration Fox rich Fox motors New Orleans Donna Hilton and
motors New Orleans Donna Hilton and
motors New Orleans Donna Hilton and Susan Burton you all should know who
Susan Burton you all should know who
Susan Burton you all should know who they are
they are
they are Michelle Jones incarcerated 20 years and
Michelle Jones incarcerated 20 years and
Michelle Jones incarcerated 20 years and Indiana State Prison has been home two
Indiana State Prison has been home two
Indiana State Prison has been home two months and is a doctoral student at NYU
Delores Canales can be a Riley you saw
Delores Canales can be a Riley you saw Sandra Walker that’s her daughter she’s
Sandra Walker that’s her daughter she’s
Sandra Walker that’s her daughter she’s a student and University of Virginia and
a student and University of Virginia and
a student and University of Virginia and Sarah zarbor a student in the School of
Sarah zarbor a student in the School of
Sarah zarbor a student in the School of Social Work at Columbia University the
Social Work at Columbia University the
Social Work at Columbia University the children of incarcerated parents
children of incarcerated parents
children of incarcerated parents evany Underwood and Miko Underwood both
evany Underwood and Miko Underwood both
evany Underwood and Miko Underwood both of their parent orbs are their father
of their parent orbs are their father
of their parent orbs are their father William Underwood has been incarcerated
William Underwood has been incarcerated
William Underwood has been incarcerated first-time nonviolent conspiracy charge
first-time nonviolent conspiracy charge
first-time nonviolent conspiracy charge over 28 years Susan Rosenberg and her
over 28 years Susan Rosenberg and her
over 28 years Susan Rosenberg and her partner dawn real and my little black
partner dawn real and my little black
partner dawn real and my little black friend Stella I always call him my
friend Stella I always call him my
friend Stella I always call him my little black friend
little black friend
little black friend and again Susan Rosenberg and Laura
and again Susan Rosenberg and Laura
and again Susan Rosenberg and Laura Whitehorn who are both political
Whitehorn who are both political
Whitehorn who are both political prisoners of war and are fighting for
prisoners of war and are fighting for
prisoners of war and are fighting for political prisoners still in this
political prisoners still in this
political prisoners still in this country and Lois Aran’s who is not
country and Lois Aran’s who is not
country and Lois Aran’s who is not formally incarcerated but it’s been
formally incarcerated but it’s been
formally incarcerated but it’s been doing this work the real cost of Prisons
doing this work the real cost of Prisons
doing this work the real cost of Prisons project for 50 years and she stands
project for 50 years and she stands
project for 50 years and she stands beside us Shonda and her daughter Jam
beside us Shonda and her daughter Jam
beside us Shonda and her daughter Jam Shonda is the most brilliant research
Shonda is the most brilliant research
Shonda is the most brilliant research assistant in data
assistant in data
assistant in data Tara and sue from Washington State and
Tara and sue from Washington State and
Tara and sue from Washington State and Ivy who I was incarcerated with in
Ivy who I was incarcerated with in
Ivy who I was incarcerated with in Danbury Project liberation tre John’s
Danbury Project liberation tre John’s
Danbury Project liberation tre John’s director of black and pink Aimee PAVA
director of black and pink Aimee PAVA
director of black and pink Aimee PAVA can do clemency since her release and
can do clemency since her release and
can do clemency since her release and clemency from President Clinton she has
clemency from President Clinton she has
clemency from President Clinton she has worked 16 years to free prisoners around
worked 16 years to free prisoners around
worked 16 years to free prisoners around this country Sahiba Bane and Layla
this country Sahiba Bane and Layla
this country Sahiba Bane and Layla Martinez both students Layla and at
Martinez both students Layla and at
Martinez both students Layla and at school of GS and has a beyond the box
school of GS and has a beyond the box
school of GS and has a beyond the box initiative where she’s trying to remove
initiative where she’s trying to remove
initiative where she’s trying to remove not only the box on college applications
not only the box on college applications
not only the box on college applications at Columbia University but also
at Columbia University but also
at Columbia University but also statewide in New York or country
statewide in New York or country
statewide in New York or country nationwide actually my sister’s from
nationwide actually my sister’s from
nationwide actually my sister’s from YWCA in California I’m gonna rush
YWCA in California I’m gonna rush
YWCA in California I’m gonna rush through these slides now cuz sometimes
through these slides now cuz sometimes
through these slides now cuz sometimes up North Carolina and Alaska sisters all
up North Carolina and Alaska sisters all
up North Carolina and Alaska sisters all over this country sisters from Dallas
over this country sisters from Dallas
over this country sisters from Dallas Celeste has her own business
Celeste has her own business
Celeste has her own business saved my edges entrepreneur patent
saved my edges entrepreneur patent
saved my edges entrepreneur patent holder my just leadership sisters who
holder my just leadership sisters who
holder my just leadership sisters who are doing amazing work around this
are doing amazing work around this
are doing amazing work around this country and so today right now in this
country and so today right now in this
country and so today right now in this very moment I stand for every formerly
very moment I stand for every formerly
very moment I stand for every formerly incarcerated woman in this world
incarcerated woman in this world
incarcerated woman in this world turning the pages on our past and we
turning the pages on our past and we
turning the pages on our past and we have used our experiences to triumph and
have used our experiences to triumph and
have used our experiences to triumph and to do amazing work that God wants us to
to do amazing work that God wants us to
to do amazing work that God wants us to do and so I urge you to continue to help
do and so I urge you to continue to help
do and so I urge you to continue to help us fight and our feet to end the
us fight and our feet to end the
us fight and our feet to end the incarceration of women and girls free
incarceration of women and girls free
incarceration of women and girls free her
her
her [Applause]
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