Achieving Real Justice: The Power of Unanimous Consent in Decision-Making

Recently, as I prepared to travel to Ghana for a celebratory honor, I found myself consumed with anticipation regarding the vote on the Epstein files' release. There has been a conviction concerning the woman involved in this tragic saga. Jeffrey Epstein’s death is officially reported as self-inflicted; however, many remain skeptical about this narrative. Epstein’s associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, currently serves her sentence in a Texas facility, reportedly enjoying certain privileges.Brave survivors, including girls as young as 14, continue to grapple with the repercussions of their experiences. They are exasperated by the enduring influence of Epstein and Maxwell, along with Donald Trump and his allies, who obstruct justice by withholding crucial files. Epstein’s family shared valuable information, revealing key details.While pursuing justice, these women initially found support from Democrats, opposed by Republicans pressured by Trump—who hinted at a potential pardon for Maxwell. Astoundingly, the bill mandating file release passed Congress, surprising Trump, before ultimately landing on his desk for approval.We must remain vigilant regarding this perceived victory. Attorney General Pam Bondi's actions could jeopardize the integrity of this development, given her history of prioritizing Trump over her duties. Dr. E. Faye Williams, Esq. is president of The Dick Gregory Society. Contact...