Kim features woman she helped gain release from prison in her clothing line ads—awesome!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kim-kardashian-helped-free-alice-190807174.html

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

She's the perfect person for this type of cause. She doesn't require a salary of any kind. Instead of just donating money, she's actually helping.

Everyone knows that most monetary donations go very little towards the actual cause. I worked at a nonprofit for 3 years after college and learned the dark side of not-for-profits. The one I worked at had a CEO who earned over a million in salary plus bonuses each year. Money was thrown around for the stupidest things as well.

Instead of donating money, I now donate time to causes I believe in.

Yeah, no. She could do much, much, more if she would just bankroll the Innocence Project, CUT 50, the one she works with, or a myriad of other worthy organizations with her makeup and TV earnings.

But, being the twat that she is, this is most likely a publicity stunt, and she is riding the wave of a topic that is getting hotter thanks to the work of numerous regular people lawyers.

The CA bar will have very few questions about freeing innocent grannies from prison, and I hope she will fail spectacularly.

But why should she just be a banker? Clearly this is something that she is believes in. Assisting in getting 17 people released from incarceration is more than a publicity stunt. Why didn’t people tell Trump to just bankroll America if he wanted to make it great again? Couldn’t he do “much much more if he just bankrolled it?

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

She's the perfect person for this type of cause. She doesn't require a salary of any kind. Instead of just donating money, she's actually helping.

Everyone knows that most monetary donations go very little towards the actual cause. I worked at a nonprofit for 3 years after college and learned the dark side of not-for-profits. The one I worked at had a CEO who earned over a million in salary plus bonuses each year. Money was thrown around for the stupidest things as well.

Instead of donating money, I now donate time to causes I believe in.

Yeah, no. She could do much, much, more if she would just bankroll the Innocence Project, CUT 50, the one she works with, or a myriad of other worthy organizations with her makeup and TV earnings.

But, being the twat that she is, this is most likely a publicity stunt, and she is riding the wave of a topic that is getting hotter thanks to the work of numerous regular people lawyers.

The CA bar will have very few questions about freeing innocent grannies from prison, and I hope she will fail spectacularly.

Wishing for people to fail is really sad.

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

She's the perfect person for this type of cause. She doesn't require a salary of any kind. Instead of just donating money, she's actually helping.

Everyone knows that most monetary donations go very little towards the actual cause. I worked at a nonprofit for 3 years after college and learned the dark side of not-for-profits. The one I worked at had a CEO who earned over a million in salary plus bonuses each year. Money was thrown around for the stupidest things as well.

Instead of donating money, I now donate time to causes I believe in.

you worked for one shit NGO and now know the "truth and underbelly" get lost

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

She's the perfect person for this type of cause. She doesn't require a salary of any kind. Instead of just donating money, she's actually helping.

Everyone knows that most monetary donations go very little towards the actual cause. I worked at a nonprofit for 3 years after college and learned the dark side of not-for-profits. The one I worked at had a CEO who earned over a million in salary plus bonuses each year. Money was thrown around for the stupidest things as well.

Instead of donating money, I now donate time to causes I believe in.

Good on her. We always ask people to use their platform. So she is using it. I doubt very much she would be as motivated to do this work if she had stayed married to Chris or some other notable but not as involved socially person. I'm glad. I hate that she let's young girls think her body and face are anything the but product of veeeeeery expensive procedures. Bc she is a huge driving force in the beauty industry. But for this, she gets a lot of credit. Also,I kind of wonder if I would have been happy doing this myself. I wonder why more don't go this route instead of crazy law school debt if you aren't looking to be in big law anyway.

Did you see this? News about Kim's upcoming documentary on her helping to gain release of 17 inmates. I had no idea. She is really putting her celebrity and brains to life-changing work.

https://www.etonline.com/kim-kardashian-gets-documentary-on-her-criminal-justice-reform-work-after-reportedly-helping-free

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

Why should she limit her growth in any way? Go Kim! I've never watched KUWTK, but I am really impressed by her.

Her direct quote:

"I've seen some comments from people who are saying it’s my privilege or my money that got me here, but that's not the case," she Instagrammed alongside a photo of her studying. "One person actually said I should 'stay in my lane.' I want people to understand that there is nothing that should limit your pursuit of your dreams, and the accomplishment of new goals. You can create your own lanes, just as I am. The state bar doesn’t care who you are."

This. She's badass. Good for her for putting her brain to go use and doing it herself. Why should she just support those organizations when its clear she's motivated and capable enough to make chance herself?

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Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

Why should she limit her growth in any way? Go Kim! I've never watched KUWTK, but I am really impressed by her.

Her direct quote:

"I've seen some comments from people who are saying it’s my privilege or my money that got me here, but that's not the case," she Instagrammed alongside a photo of her studying. "One person actually said I should 'stay in my lane.' I want people to understand that there is nothing that should limit your pursuit of your dreams, and the accomplishment of new goals. You can create your own lanes, just as I am. The state bar doesn’t care who you are."

Anonymous wrote:Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

There are people and organizations who have been working in the criminal justice reform and wrongful convictions space for decades. Why can’t Kim just support them? She doesn’t need to go to law school and take the bar to lend her voice and time to this very worthy cause.

Way to go Kim!

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/kris-jenner-brought-tears-kim-170101015.html

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Anonymous wrote:Not hating on KK. I think if she wants.more knowledge to work as reform advocate, that's actually awesome.

That said, what the fart kind of world are we living in that the white house is a reality game show host that calls in a reality lifestyle star to reform clemency policy (steeped in some of our most historic and systemic issues as a nation)??????? This is getting comically close to Idiocracy. They need to legalize weed. So we can get through this crazy ride and whatever comes

LOL it is already legal in CA and DC.

It's legal in I believe 26 states plus DC in either medicinal.or adult use forms. The fed needs to get it's shit together. I think the hemp and cbd industries (read: not "pot") are going to be the only thing to revive my dead hometown.

Good for her.

Anonymous wrote:Not hating on KK. I think if she wants.more knowledge to work as reform advocate, that's actually awesome.

That said, what the fart kind of world are we living in that the white house is a reality game show host that calls in a reality lifestyle star to reform clemency policy (steeped in some of our most historic and systemic issues as a nation)??????? This is getting comically close to Idiocracy. They need to legalize weed. So we can get through this crazy ride and whatever comes

LOL it is already legal in CA and DC.

Anonymous wrote:OMG she’s gonna run for office.

Anybody can be the president.