Democracy's Ghosts Showing in Bowling Green last night
last night on WKU's campus in Bowling Green.
KFTC members who spoke included Greg Capillo, Joseph Sette, and Jerry Moody. Joey talked about his own experiences as a former felon, while Jerry talked about his brother who was a former felon and the impact that disenfranchisement can have on families and communities. Greg wrapped everything together urging people to get involved and to fill out postcards to Senator David Williams.
Other speakers included Kate Miller of the Kentucky ACLU and Mitch Plumlee of the emerging People Advocating Recovery chapter in Bowling Green.
Thanks to WKU students (particularly Greg Capillo) for bringing a great event together in the middle of finals week. Thanks also to the Kentucky ACLU for initiating this event and making it possible.
To get your own copy of Democracy's Ghosts for free, just email the ACLU at [email protected] with the subject line "Order Democracy's Ghosts", along with your mailing address. Below is a snippet from the movie.
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