Kadrae

Kadrae

I am an extreme extrovert, who loves interacting with people and connecting with them on a personal level. My favorite types of content are storytelling, motivational, and informative. I am not a big news person, I am a believer in learning about new things helps stimulate the mind. I do love entertainment media, but I am not into gossip unless it is humorous. Anime and TV shows are my version of sunday night football. I am not into sports at all but I respect those who are. If I am not talking im probably coming up with the best tv series, comedic skit, or podcast idea in my head.My hobbies include listening to music, watching anime and tv, podcasting, writing, storytelling, Essentially everything I do as a career. However, I enjoy experiencing brand new things, I am up for giving anything and everything a shot, like going to new restaurants, lakes, concerts, creative shows like poetry readings, fire spinners etc. I wish I can experience something new like that everyday. My favorite conversations are ones about the individual I am talking to, I got into radio because it gives me an excuse to ask bands and artist personal questions about their lives. I am very spontaneous and will reference vines, old tv shows, and sitcoms at random even though I know nobody has ever seen them.

 

Cyntoia Brown Is Granted Clemency

At 1:08 PM, CNN Reports, that Cyntoia Brown, the young 16 year old girl who was a serving a minimum life sentence with no possibility of parole till after serving 51 years behind bars, or killing a man who bought her for sex when she was 16 years old. Was granted Clemency by the Tennessee's Governor's office. 

"Cyntoia Brown committed, by her own admission, a horrific crime at the age of 16. Yet, imposing a life sentence on a juvenile that would require her to serve at least 51 years before even being eligible for parole consideration is too harsh, especially in light of the extraordinary steps Ms. Brown has taken to rebuild her life. Transformation should be accompanied by hope."- Gov. Bill Haslam 

Cyntoia Brown's caught mainstream social media attention in late 2016, followed by many celebrity and community activism. Late 2018 the supreme court of Tennessee ruled that she must serve 51 yrs of her sentence before being eligible for parole. This sparked much outrage on social media because her story has been followed world wide, and it baffles individuals because of how our criminal justice system treated this individual.  

The response to her released has been praised by many on twitter.

If you haven't heard much about the story of Cyntoia Brown, here is a video by The Young Turks Reporter, Francis M Maxwell. 


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