Drake’s Rival Meek Mill Gets Universal Applause After He Posts Bail for 20 Imprisoned Women Because “No Child Should Be Without Their Parents During This Time”
During this holiday season, Meek Mill carried out another good deed for several people. The rapper is well-known for advocating reforms in the criminal justice system. And along with that Mill has also helped bring improvements and changes in probation and parole laws in his hometown Philadelphia. Recently once again, the Going Bad rapper and his non-profit reform Alliance posted bail for 20 imprisoned women in a correctional facility. According to Mill, no one deserved to be alone in the holidays away from their family. And he helped these women who were unable to afford bail even for the holidays. Mill has been receiving praises for this act of kindness since. Also this is the second time this month where the rapper engaged with people separated from their family under the criminal justice system.
Meek Mill Helps 20 Imprisoned women Get Bail For the Holidays
The holidays are time of the year that everyone wants to be with their loved ones. But not everybody gets the opportunity to do so due to various issues. And not being able to afford a bail is one of the many reasons. American rapper Meek Mill carried out an act of kindness this holiday season for several families. Last week, he posted a bail for 20 women in the Riverside correctional facility in Philadelphia. These women were about remain incarcerated during the holidays. Mill’s Instagram post caption read,
“The women, who were unable to afford bail, will now be able to spend the holiday season with their families and loved ones,”
And further he also shared in a statement that the bailed women were going to receive gift cards to purchase groceries and gifts. Additionally he mentioned the criminal justice system’s impacts on the people entangled in it. Especially during the holidays it can be tough for families that just want to be with their loved ones. Referring to that the rapper said,
“no child should be without their parents during this time if we can do something about it”
This truly an applaudable act of kindness from Mill’s side. He has shared in the past that advocating for criminal justice system reforms stems from his own experience with it. The support he received from people during his time in prison was the fuel that drove him to give the support back to the world.
He Also showed Support to Children separated from their Parents Entangled in the Criminal Justice system
Only a few weeks before he posted bail for 20 women, Meeks Mill carried out another such act of kindness. On December 13, Mills and his close friend Michael Rubin decided to gather some kids who’s parents were entangled in the criminal justice system. They decided to brighten the children’s mood by taking them inside NFL team Philadelphia Eagles’ practice facility.
That day all of them had lots of fun playing football. Mills even tried out wobbly pass. His friend Rubin remarked that the rapper was as “unathletic” as himself.
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Source: The Hollywood Reporter
