Louis L Reed

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"Locked In" Podcast Interview w/ Ian Bick

Exposed to a life of crime as a child, Louis is sentenced to 16 years in federal prison by the time he turns 22 years old. Listen...in this tell-all interview...how he was able to become a symbol of hope & change.

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Community Works Breakfast celebrates removing barriers, giving …

"More than 70 million people in this country who have a criminal history never got a first chance. So, in my mind, this isn't about a second chance, this is about a fair chance."

Jay-Z's REFORM Alliance pass new law in Florida

REFORM Alliance has done it again. The justice reform group co-founded by Jay-Z, Meek Mill and Michael Rubin, have passed its 16th law in its 10th state.

Louis L Reed joins Jay Z's REFORM Alliance to

Activist continues quest for justice with Meek Mill and Jay Z

Day of Empathy to reform criminal justice system

The one issue that could bring Congress together

14 Years in Prison; now Fighting for Reform

BBC Sounds Interview with Collin Murray

NBC Article: What Can Biden Do on CJ Reform?

What if Breonna Taylor was White?

Law & Crime: The Killing of Elijah McClain

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

White America: Get Your Foot off My Neck

I Can't Keep Calm: He Couldn't Breathe!

Coronavirus and Prisons

14 Years in Prison: He’s Fighting for Reform

Louis Reed spent nearly 14 years in prison on bank fraud and other charges. Since then, he has become an advocate for criminal justice reform and supported the First Step Act, a bipartisan measure to improve criminal justice outcomes, which was signed into law by then-President Donald Trump in December 2018.