Welcome to "Was Once A Prisoner," where our mission is to shine a spotlight on police brutality and corruption through a powerful blend of art, music,
literature, NFTs, clothing, videos, and any other medium that enables us to convey the stark realities of these issues. Our Name Encapsulates the
Transformative Journey from Victimhood to Empowerment, embodying the Spirit of Resilience against Injustice. We passionately believe that
addressing police brutality requires unapologetic, uncomfortable depictions of its true colors, as comfort has no place in confronting such grave
societal problems.

At "Was Once A Prisoner", we draw inspiration from trailblazers like Malcolm X, who fearlessly advocated for change and made a lasting impact. Such as Angela Davis: An activist, scholar, and author, Angela Davis played a prominent role in the civil rights movement and is known for her advocacy
against racial and gender injustice. Her work focuses on the intersections of various social issues, and she continues to be a powerful voice for equality, such as Nelson Mandela: A key figure in the fight against apartheid in South Africa, Nelson Mandela endured years of imprisonment for his activism. Upon his release, he played a pivotal role in ending racial segregation and became the first black president of South Africa, working towards reconciliation and equality as well as Audre Lorde: A poet, essayist, and feminist, Audre Lorde was a trailblazer in addressing issues of race, gender, and sexuality.
Her work often challenged societal norms and emphasized the importance of intersectionality in understanding and combating various forms of
oppression! Like these historical figures, we aim to make law enforcement officials accountable for their actions by leveraging creative expressions that
not only capture the harshness of police brutality but also provoke thought and action. We stand firmly with the victims, challenging the status quo and pushing an agenda that demands justice, accountability, and an end to the cycle of violence. In our pursuit, we seek to instill a sense of fear in those
who perpetrate such crimes, much like the impactful figures of the past who compelled change through their unwavering commitment to justice.

Was Once A Prisoner is more than just a platform; it is a movement dedicated to safeguarding the rights and lives of those vulnerable to the harsh
realities of police brutality. By utilizing a diverse array of creative mediums, we aim to penetrate the collective consciousness, forcing society to confront uncomfortable truths and catalyzing a transformative shift towards a more just and compassionate world. We will continue pushing boundaries and
challenging perceptions until the true colors of police brutality are acknowledged, dismantled, and replaced with a system that prioritizes justice and
humanity over oppression.

A Movement Who Will Thrive Everyday to Become The Primordial Sound of this New Digital Universe, for the Victims of Police
Brutality in Any Form! We Aim to give a Voice to Those that Had None, A Sound for Those That No One Will Listen to. Bring Us Your Stories! Tell Us So We May Tell It For You As You!!!!!

Police Brutality can come in many forms and in many ways. Excessive Force, Coercion, Brutality, Threats of Arrest, Bribery, Extortion, Tampering with
Evidence, Death by Law Enforcement, Murder, Manslaughter, Assault, Rape, Child Abuse and all Style's of Neglect. We know that there are more ways than this for an individual to fall Victim at The Hands of Corrupted Law Enforcement and their Wondering and Rogue Officers! Our Goal is To Bring
Awareness to this Uncomfortable Situation for Our New Generation's still to Come! We will use Any and All New Forms of Media that we can to Raise
this Awareness. We understand that some people will not find what we post is not as comfortable as they would hope, Police Brutality in Any Form is
Not Comfortable and Should Not be Depicted in Other Way, that does not show the Danger, Fear, Abuse and Heartbreaking Display of Inhuman
Animalistic Behavior that is being committed by Those That we Placed in Power To Protect Us. We Have been treated as Prisoners For Far Too Long! We Offer Anyone with the goal in mind to Raise the awareness of Police Corruption to Join a Community with the horizons in mind! A great statistics
Site can be found here https://mappingpoliceviolence.org/ We All too Was Once Prisoner's of Police Brutality, we want to give Other's the same
opportunity to be Free, Free Of Everything That Came With Being a Prisoner To That Traumatic Event! Remember that Even Christ His Self Was A
Victim Of Police Brutality!

They are not Paid to Protect Theirselves!
They Are Paid To Protect The Public!
We Are The Public!

#EndPoliceBrutality #JusticeForAll #PowerToThePeople #JusticeServed? #FairTrials #EndCorruption #TogetherForChange

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