Bringing Voices To Power
Bringing Voices To Power
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A discussion of important issues that concern the local, state and global community at large. A platform for local artists of all genres and also a platform to fight for social justice. Bringing Voices To Power is a voice for the grassroots. Bringing Voices To Power is on the frontlines of grassroots voices!
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The podcast covers significant societal issues including social justice, corruption in local governments, and personal narratives of individuals facing systemic injustices. Episodes detail topics such as medical kidnapping, with specific case studies like Nhyariah Mack, and delve into corruption in the Alabama family court system, highlighting disturbing practices and calling for advocacy.
A discussion of important issues that concern the local, state and global community at large. A platform for local artists of all genres and also a platform to fight for social justice. Bringing Voices To Power is a voice for the grassroots. Bringing Voices To Power is on the frontlines of grassroots voices!
In this episode of United Voices with Sherrie Saunders she talks with Sandra Goodman and Ramona McCallie. Ramona Haley McCallie the mother of Brittany Smith, the woman accused of murdering Joshua Todd Smith on January 15, 2018. She (Brittany Smith) was found incompetent to stand trial at this time. On February 4, 2019, Jackson County Circuit Judge Jenifer Holt order Smith be taken into custody by the Jackson County Sheriff’s office from the courtroom and transported to the custody of the Alabama Department of Mental Health, for detoxification and other mental health treatment. It is believed that Smith will be restored to competency within 90 days. The guests will talk about the corruption in Jackson County (Scottboro) and how they do court referrals.
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