“Keisha Nixon survived so she could thrive—and now she advocates for those still in the storm.”
More Than 2 Min.Show Notes
"Text 'SPONSOR' to 469-609-7540 for advertising info" In this unfiltered episode of More Than 2 Min, Keisha Nixon shares her journey from surviving domestic abuse and a wrongful criminal case to becoming a voice for community advocacy, justice reform, and political accountability. After being arrested and indicted following an act of self-defense, Keisha’s experience exposed the deeper realities of the criminal justice system, including systemic bias, political influence, and gaps in accounta...
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