The Decarceration Collective | @ Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen

316 Northwest 24th Street,Miami FL 33127

14 January, 2021

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JOIN US on Jan. 14th from 7-11 PM at Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen as we fight to bring our beloved Gloria Taylor home! It is with great pleasure to announce we will be hosting “The Decarceration Collective” to help fight bring awareness for the justice of, ✨ Gloria Taylor, on Jan. 14th from 7 - 11 PM right here at Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen. ✨ Gloria Taylor got a LIFE SENTENCE for a fistful of cocaine. She’s been locked away for over 30 YEARS. We are fighting for Gloria’s release from Homestead Correctional Institution as her health emergencies peak during this pandemic. We have joined forces with @lawyermiangel & her team, along with Glo’s family to help bring our beloved ✨ Gloria Taylor home. 🙏🏽 Be sure to ask for @gorillakie specialty cocktail drink “Melanin of My Angel” 🍹 as ALL proceeds will go towards the #FREEGLO campaign. . . . 🎤 Hosted By: @sharrell._ 🎭 Performance By: @haibianlights 🍻 Contributions By: @unclenearest For more details follow ——> @DukunooWynood Gloria Taylor, 64, is in her 30th year of a life sentence at Homestead Correctional Institution for trafficking less than four tablespoons of cocaine. "What was so shocking is she's doing a life sentence for 56 grams of cocaine, a fistful, and there doesn't seem to be any relief or doors opening for her," said Cody, who took on Taylor's case last summer. Even before COVID-19, Taylor's case shows why Florida needs to reconsider the sentences of inmates long ago jailed for nonviolent crimes, said Cody, founder of The Decarceration Collective, an initiative to eliminate life-without-parole sentences for federal drug offenses. - The Palm Beach Post We here at Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen are extremely excited to invite each & everyone of you to our humble abode to take initiative in bringing Gloria Taylor home. #FREEGLO Guests will be required to wear a mask at all times as a safety precaution.