Survivor of Prosecutorial Misconduct Reflects on Kamala Harris and the Justice System
Khari Noerdlinger, a survivor of prosecutorial misconduct, shares his evolving perspective on Vice President Kamala Harris as a former prosecutor in a recent interview with theGrio. Noerdlinger, who was wrongfully charged with manslaughter at 19, reflects on his traumatic experience with the justice system and how it has shaped his views on law enforcement.
Despite initially hesitating to support Harris due to her prosecutorial background, Noerdlinger now sees her growth and evolution as a politician. He acknowledges Harris’ efforts to address policy issues, such as marijuana legalization, and believes that her experience as a prosecutor can bring a unique perspective to the Biden-Harris administration.
Noerdlinger emphasizes the importance of Black men coming together to vote in Election 2024, highlighting the impact of Project 2025 on Black communities. He encourages his peers to recognize the strength and resilience of Black women, like his own mother, and to support leaders who advocate for their community’s interests.
As Noerdlinger navigates his own journey as a father and project manager, he urges others to consider the broader implications of their vote and to prioritize unity within the Black community. Despite his past trauma with the justice system, Noerdlinger remains hopeful for a future where individuals like Harris can bring about positive change for marginalized communities.
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