For the past week, Humans of New York (HONY) — a blog sweeping the nation for telling the stories of people around the world — has been sharing lives of inmates, from five different federal prisons across the Northeast; including Brooklyn. With each photo that Brandon Stanton, Founder of HONY, takes he offers the stories of each inmate, how they got to prison and how their life has changed because of it.
While each and every story is compelling and I urge you to take time to go through them all, the story of Ramona Brant has thus far been the most compelling. Brant was convicted back in 1995 of conspiracy to sell cocaine as part of a Charlotte, N.C., drug ring. Stanton shared her gut wrenching story better than we could ever tell it.
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Over the 2015 holiday season, President Barack Obama pardoned 95 inmates and personally sent letters to each of the prisoners. The letters stated, “I am granting your application because you have demonstrated the potential to turn your life around,” he wrote. “Now it is up to you to make the most of this opportunity.”
On Febuarary 2, 2016, after 21 years behind bars, Brant walked out of the Brooklyn detention center a free woman. Watch her release below: