Jason Sole has received a full pardon, marking a milestone in a journey from incarceration to national leadership in restorative justice and community-based advocacy.
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Black Business Spotlight: Humanize My Hoodie
What started as a hashtag in 2016, has grown into a full-fledged fashion campaign with hoodies serving as a learning tool and conversation starter.
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Plenty of talk, but more action needed to bridge police-community divide
Will the current divide between communities of color and the police ever be bridged? Minneapolis NAACP President Jason Sole said that change won’t happen unless a “clean house” takes place at police departments. Former U.S. Deputy Assistant Attorney General Mark Kappelhoff said that all facets of the community, from business to elected leaders to ordinary […]
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NAACP Mpls branch president reflects on his journey from prison to academia
‘You get a lot of calls’ A famous gospel singer once recorded, “We fall down, but we get up.” No one exemplifies the words of Marvin Sapp better than Jason Sole, who is the current president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Minneapolis Chapter, in addition to being a professor at […]