DCist: Tony Lewis Has Been In Prison 32 Years. A D.C. Movement Says That’s Far Too Long

By Editor On Apr 13, 2021 Last updated Apr 13, 2021

“I’ve got a few things … that I’ve been wanting to say to my whole city,” Tony Lewis said to a crowd of hundreds gathered at Black Lives Matter Plaza Saturday. He was on speakerphone, calling from a federal prison in Cumberland, Maryland, his voice amplified by a microphone and sound system.

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