Good evening my friends. I have some good news! Nathan Webster was finally able to go home to his daughter and grandbabies after nearly 28 years incarcerated just for drug possession – and it would not have happened without my brother and Real Justice DA Jason Williams!
Read that slowly. 28 years. For drug possession.
That is 26 years longer than the sentence handed to Kim Potter, the cop who killed Daunte Wright.
I am so grateful to my brother, DA Jason Williams in New Orleans, for helping to set this brother free. We need more leaders like him from coast to coast.
Listen. At this very moment, our Real Justice team is working hard to elect more District Attorneys like Jason, but right now our biggest obstacle is funding.
We’ve suffered a steep decline in our fundraising, and if this continues we will essentially have our hands tied for some of the critical 11 races we have coming up in May and June.
Please help us elect more DAs like my brother Jason Williams ALL over the country by giving your best possible gift. Right now we are just $8,000 short of our goal, and we NEED to hit it before midnight on Thursday.
Police and white folks should not be living above the law – for MURDER – while Black folks get locked up for far longer just for a simple drug charge.
This is one of the reasons that I am dedicating my life to the work we do at Real Justice.
The District Attorneys we helped elect are changing the system from the inside out. And that is exactly why right-wing billionaires and police unions are throwing so much money into attacks against our movement.
That is also why I need you now.
Please make your best gift now so we can elect more DAs who will free people like Nathan Webster – and help us hit our goal before March 31st ends.
Love and appreciate you,
Shaun
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