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Healing happens through redemption, not endless punishment. Reform parole in NY (Guest Opinion by Clifford Ryan)

January 17, 2022: Clifford Ryan, Syracuse.com

Clifford Ryan holds one of his signs that proclaim, “O.G’s against violence.” He says leaders need to be role models for the behavior they want: “You can’t meet aggression with aggression.” 2016 file photo/Dennis Nett
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