Haunted by Her

Ghosts of Injustice – Reckoning With the Past

In the final episode of this powerful series, Kisha and Chris reflect on the legacy of George Stinney Jr., the real-life echoes of John Coffey, and the system that continues to criminalize Black children.

They explore what it means to reckon—not just with history, but with the injustice that still walks among us today. This episode is a call to action: to remember, to protect, and to fight for the living.

Support the people doing the work—on the ground, in the courts, and in the classrooms.

    •    The Sentencing Project

https://www.sentencingproject.org/

Works to end extreme sentencing, especially for youth. Offers powerful reports on racial disparities in incarceration.

    •    Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth

https://cfsy.org/

Advocates to end life without parole for youth and promote trauma-informed, age-appropriate justice policies.

    •    Equal Justice Initiative (EJI)

https://eji.org/about/

Founded by Bryan Stevenson, EJI provides legal representation to people wrongly convicted or unfairly sentenced.

    •    Youth First Initiative

https://www.nokidsinprison.org/

Works to end youth incarceration and invest in community-based alternatives.

Take Action Now!!

Small steps add up—here are tangible things you can do.

    •    Donate to Community Bail Funds

https://www.nationalbailout.org/

Help reunite families and fight pretrial incarceration that disproportionately affects Black youth.

    •    Sign a Petition

    •    Ban Juvenile Solitary Confinement (change.org)

    •    End the Death Penalty for Minors via ACLU

    •    Court Watch & Policy Advocacy

Check your local legal aid or community justice organizations to volunteer with court-watching programs or advocate for state-level juvenile justice reform.