Help Support America’s Prosecutor Marilyn Mosby

Marilyn Mosby, a dedicated advocate for justice, has been unfairly targeted for simply doing her job – holding law enforcement and wrongdoers accountable. As Baltimore's former State's Attorney, she fearlessly prosecuted six police officers in the tragic case of Freddie Gray's death, standing up against injustice in her community.

Beyond her pivotal role in the Freddie Gray case, Marilyn spearheaded groundbreaking criminal justice reforms, ending the war on drugs in Baltimore and championing the exoneration of innocent individuals wrongfully convicted. Her commitment to second chances led to innovative programs that empowered non-violent offenders and youth, offering them alternatives to incarceration and hope for a brighter future.

However, Marilyn's unwavering pursuit of justice has come at a great personal cost. She has been unjustly prosecuted by the DOJ for minor financial transactions, including withdrawing her own retirement funds to secure a home for her family. Despite clear evidence of hardship and testimony supporting her actions, Marilyn has been singled out for prosecution, facing the threat of losing everything she holds dear, including her freedom.

Now, more than ever, Marilyn needs our support. Your donation will directly assist Marilyn in covering legal fees, debts, and living expenses as she continues to fight for her rights and the principles of justice. By standing with Marilyn, you are not only supporting her as an individual but also sending a powerful message against unjust targeting and persecution of black progressive prosecutors across the country.

Let's rally together and show Marilyn that she is not alone in this fight. Your contribution, no matter the size, will make a difference in her ability to navigate this challenging time and emerge stronger on the other side. Join us in supporting Marilyn Mosby's fight for justice today.

Tune in to the latest episode of the Native Land Podcast to delve deeper into Marilyn Mosby's story and discover how you can make a difference. Skip ahead to the 46:47 mark to hear about her current situation and find out how you can lend your support.