Meek Mill, who was released from prison last April after fighting a case that consisted of violating his parole for a drug case a long time ago, will be premiering his 'Free Meek' Docuseries with Amazon Prime Video. The six-part series will feature meek mill, where he will be giving viewers an exclusive look into his life and what he experienced during his time tangled with the criminal justice system. With the help of Jay-Z's Roc Nation team and others, Meek also started a Criminal Justice Reform organization called "REFORM Alliance Foundation". Its intentions are to fight for wrongly convicted inmates and provide rehabilitation for felons that are looking for a fresh start.
Similar to his own case, Meek wants other felons to at least have the same opportunity that he did. Which is not a bad idea, considering that this issue has been going on for many years. I think how dedicated and committed he has been to reforming the justice system is the energy that we need. Plus, with his platform more things can come to surface on the issues that many convicted felons are facing.
Along with the series, Meek also will be releasing his Clyde Court #Reform collaboration with PUMA. The shoe comes in black and red with a imprinted statement "We had to seen because we couldn't be heard" Net proceeds from the sale of the shoe will go to the Reform Alliance Foundation.
The shoe actually looks dope and has a great meaning, I don't see why this wouldn't be a good mini investment to make.
The docu-series and shoe is set to debut on August 9th.
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