and the $1500.00 men and women who we believe have non unanimous verdict is jim crow, jerry burdick and louisiana. we were able to represent 1049 of them, and that is a huge undertaking and a way to create that voice and to create that change. but ultimately what we're seeing now is there has to be more, there has to be more people involved in this. and that's where legislative change really makes the difference. and then having a district attorney like district attorney williams, who is willing to not only campaign on this, but then turn around and start actually bringing home our clients and the people who are sitting in prison and had to watch the events unfold over the summer of 2020 and the protests of our race. and then wonder where and their protest was. nik i'm thinking about what's happening. he was an attempt to fix the wrongs of the past. how does your reporting? how does this? the jim crow convictions, 49 film. how, where does that play? what difference will that make? well, i mean, i think it, you know, jemila is, is talking about the, the work that her organization is doin

found jim crow jerry's to be unconstitutional. the unanimous theory burdick. all right, so that is a beautiful set up sanctity mila for professor kaplan, who was talking about revisiting these cases, re a revisiting them to see if you can actually just right the wrongs he, she is here in oregon, the only other state besides louisiana that had non unanimous juries until 2020, when the united states supreme court ruled them unconstitutional, has hundreds of people behind bars. based on non unanimous jury and convictions. our supreme court will be addressing the issue in 2022, but in the meantime, the best way to get help and relief and justice for the people behind bars is to pass a law here in oregon and our state legislature that would provide retro activity under ramos versus louisiana. so i guess i just want to show you some of the thoughts from our viewers who are watching on youtube right now. this is so sad and disgusting. america, still unjust, in convictions against black people, and then another one here. this is heartbreaking. thank you so much for sh