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Shaka Senghor
Author and former prisoner
Shaka Senghor is an author, motivational speaker, and former prisoner. He was sentenced to life in prison for murder at the age of 19, but after 19 years, he was released and has since become a prominent advocate for prison reform and restorative justice. Shaka is the author of several books, including "Letters to the Sons of Society".
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Part Two: Charged With Murder at 19, Sentenced to 40 years, and Came Out Freer Than Most People Will Ever Be — Shaka Senghor on Forgiveness, Shame, and Escaping the Prisons Nobody Talks AboutMayim Bialik's BreakdownMay 6, 20261:18:10GuestCharged With Murder at 19, Sentenced to 40 years, and Came Out Freer Than Most People Will Ever Be — Shaka Senghor on Forgiveness, Shame, and Escaping the Prisons Nobody Talks AboutMayim Bialik's BreakdownMay 5, 202657:09GuestShaka Senghor Unboxing | A Father's Story of Life, Death, Freedom, Justice & ForgivenessThe Story BoxAug 14, 202249:07GuestEp. 489 — Shaka SenghorThe Axe Files with David AxelrodMay 12, 20221:01:41GuestShaka Senghor on Incarceration, Identity, and the Gift of LiteracyConversations with TylerNov 20, 20191:00:24Guest