Joshav Grant, a young athlete shot by police during a traffic stop in January 2022, continues to seek justice as the Barbados Police Service has not charged any officers involved, leaving him unable to support himself while dealing with chronic pain and disability. Meanwhile, in Wisconsin, Ray Mendoza, a former felon, emphasizes the importance of voting after regaining his rights upon completing his sentence, highlighting the challenges faced by those with felony convictions in exercising their civic duties. In a historical context, Donald Trump's ongoing legal challenges echo a past scenario where Eugene V. Debs campaigned from prison in 1920, showcasing the complexities of political campaigning amidst legal troubles. Concurrently, a summit in Chicago focused on empowering formerly incarcerated individuals through community support and voter registration, advocating for their reintegration into society. Additionally, in Minnesota, Antonio Williams reflects on his journey from incarceration to activism, celebrating his restored voting rights as a significant step in reclaiming his agency. The narratives collectively illustrate the intersection of justice, civic engagement, and the personal struggles of those impacted by the criminal justice system.