SC Jail Administrator Association Volunteer of the Year Award/Recognition
Meek Mill says he "would be in prison" without high-profile support Share Tweet Reddit Flipboard Email Last Updated May 8, 2018 10:48 AM EDT Rapper Meek Mill is pushing for criminal justice reform after his own controversial legal troubles. In his first live TV interview since being released from prison, Mill told "CBS This Morning" he "doesn't care about being a face" of the movement for reform. "This happens to minorities on a daily basis where they don't have a voice, and I just came from – it's almost like cities…inside prisons where people have no contact with the world," Mill said on Tuesday. Without the support of prominent names – including rapper Jay-Z, comedian Kevin Hart, Philadelphia 76ers owner Michael Rubin and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft – Mill said, "I would be in prison. I would be in prison." "I'm just lucky to have people of power and much influe...
This was an awesome honor and I dedicate this award to all of my brothers, sisters, and youth that are incarcerated and those who are formerly release. The Men's Reentry Initiative (MRI) has been in existence for the past 11 years at Alvin S Glenn Detention Center (ASGDC). The MRI program is has also been implemented at Sumter County Detention Center, Broad River Correctional Facility, Goodman Correctional Facility, Manning Pre-Release Work Center, Lee County Corrections and Kershaw County Department of Corrections..
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