Freedom Over Everything

05/30/2026

Setting up your future and leaving your past behind…legacy work!

05/05/2026

Freedom Over Everything will be having a picnic at Randolf Park welcome home, our president Kevin Dickerson,creative director William Ellison, and one of our members James Daniels.

04/27/2026

01/09/2026

08/17/2025

08/17/2025

FOE assisting the Community with restoration of rights for registration and free haircuts for kids going back to school.

04/05/2025

International love from Ghana 🇬🇭 to F.O.E

02/26/2025

Prisoners Rights Clinic request is to Release him from Prison under an Immediate Medical Release by Governor Youngkin . We are posting to bring awareness to the people and gain support for his release and Family . His brother advised by phonr yesterday Mr. Parker has not received any treatment for the Lung cancer and was advised recently the cancer Has spread to his Brain .
A Prison Sentence is Not A Death Sentence . I say (We) because We are the People who Have the Power to hold those in position Accountable to do What is Right . No person No matter what Mistake they have made in this Life deserve to be Medically Neglected and Most of All to Die in Prison .
John Edward Parker is someone Son or Brother . It does Not Matter what Party is In office Democrat or Republican . There Must be Compassion from us as Human being . Give Mr . Parker back to his Family and allow them to Take care of him .


Mr John Parker’s Correspondence to Prisoners Rights Clinic for Assistance

To make this short I've had this cough for three months medical doctor here said I had an upper respiratory infection and put me antibiotics, when the cough didn't go away the doctor put back on antibiotics, the cough still remained. I had an ex ray done of my chest that revealed I had a mass in my left lung. On Oct 30,2024 I was sent the hospital to have CAT-SCAN done of my chest that revealed the mass in my left lung and two lesions located in the center of my chest. November 13,2024 by appointment I was sent to a lung specialist that diagnosed me with COPD. January 2,2024 I was sent to Johnson Willis hospital to have a biopsy of my lung was conducted. The whole time the coughing is worsening to the point loss of consciousness and shortness of breath.
January 13,2025 I was sent back to the lung specialist where he said it looks like I have lung cancer that specialist referred me to a cancer specialist. On January 22,2025 by appointment I was transported to Bon Secour to be seen by the lung specialist where it verified that I stage for lung cancer, my thoughts was the end of the world. With out treatment 6 months to live, with treatment 3-5 years to live. The specialist did mention that he has patients that made full recovery form stage 4. I need help, prison is the last place anyone in their right would want die.

01/09/2025

FREE ASKARI RALLY! 💯💪🏿💯

JOIN US TODAY!

​The goal of this rally is to:
- Advocate to the Parole Board to release Askari.
- Encourage Lynchburg Commonwealth Attorney Bethany Harrison to support Askari's release.
- Educate the Lynchburg community about this remarkable man from their community.

WHY RALLY?
The Supreme Court has upheld that juries, who had the power to sentence, must be instructed on the abolition of parole for non-capital felony offenses committed on or after January 1, 1995.
In 1999, Dale Lee Pughsley was convicted of second-degree murder in the Lynchburg Circuit Court for the killing of David Robertson. After serving 27 years of a 53-year sentence, he remains incarcerated, with 22 years still to serve in the Virginia Department of Corrections.
While incarcerated, Pughsley legally changed his name to Askari Danso Mwalimu Sèkou Lumumba, which means Reliable, Warrior, Learned, and Gifted Teacher.

During his time in prison, Askari has organized and created petitions to advocate for human rights for himself and his peers. He has become an example of what society would now label an extraordinary citizen.

Askari used his time in prison to educate himself, earning his GED, a Paralegal Certification, and an Advanced Business Law Certificate. He serves as a mentor and teacher, assisting fellow residents with legal matters and counseling them in anger management, substance abuse, and violence prevention. Many formerly incarcerated individuals, now released, credit Askari for helping them stay out of prison. Askari has taken full responsibility for his actions and has proven that he is no threat to himself or others.

We invite all members of the media and the public to attend and show their support. Please share this with everyone you know. Thank you!

If you cannot join us please sign his petition and share this post. Continue to tune in for updates. This is a movement ✊🏿✊🏾✊🏼

https://chng.it/R57PQfXZMn

01/09/2025

After talking to inmates, Del. Michael Jones, D-Richmond and a member of the Legislative Black Caucus, said he identified several areas where he sees an immediate need for improvement.