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Vernon T. Bateman at Bottleworks Market 2024 sharing his Art with the public.
Welcome to the latest episode of Underdawg Talk with host Eric Jones Jr. In this powerful episode, Eric sits down with successful underdawg Vernon T. Bateman to discuss his harrowing journey of being wrongfully convicted and the challenges he faces even after being released from prison. Vernon shares his story of being in prison since 1998 for a crime he didn't commit, his fight for exoneration, and the unjust conditions he continues to endure. Despite facing immense obstacles, Vernon has channeled his energy into creating children's books and artwork while in confinement. Join the conversation as Vernon and Derek Ford from the Liberation Center shed light on the injustices faced by individuals like Vernon and the importance of fighting for justice. The episode delves into the emotional and mental toll of navigating a flawed system and the resilience needed to keep pushing forward.
After decades in prison with a hand over his mouth, Vernon T. Bateman is free to speak. More people of diverse backgrounds from across the country are now listening as he fights to bring the truth of his case into the light.
Wow we were left speechless coming from this interview, this guy Vernon learned how to read & write from the BOX! Not only that, he’s written books, and learned how to make masterpieces as well. A lot of respect for this guy who has continued to beat all odds from a case he shouldn’t have ever been convicted for !
In this powerful episode of Underdog Talk, host Eric Jones Jr. sits down with Mr. Vernon T. Bateman, a man who has overcome incredible adversity. From being wrongfully convicted and spending over 20 years in prison to finding hope and purpose through his children's books, Vernon shares his inspiring journey of resilience and redemption. Tune in as he discusses the challenges he faced in the criminal justice system, the importance of education and self-improvement, and his mission to make a positive impact on the lives of children. Don't miss this thought-provoking conversation that sheds light on the realities of the system and the power of hope.
The Indianapolis Liberation Center's "Fourth Fridays" Series, "Unleashing the Creativity of the Masses," featured GANGGANG and the Marion County Reentry Coalition's, "Perceptions," a body of work centering the experiences and emotions of five formally incarcerated Hoosiers. An exciting panel contextualized the work, which will be exhibited throughout April 2024 at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery powered by Arte Mexicano en Indiana. With the inclusion of Vernon T. Bateman on the panel, it united "Perceptions" with the mounting campaign to exonerate Vernon T. Bateman, who spent decades in prison, 13 in solitary confinement, for a crime he did not commit. Watch Vernon's short speech yourself and sign the petition to exonerate him now!
On March 30, the community gathered on Mass Ave. to support Vernon T. Bateman as he unveiled his three new "Eclipse Murals" outside of The District Theatre that he gifted to the community, as well as two new paintings currently for sale and on display at The Frame Shop.
Vernon Bateman interview with Exoneree of 25 years Leon Benson to talk about his artwork and case.
Little Girl Reading the Book Hoperah Winfree by Vernon T. Bateman
Vernon Bateman Fox 59 Interview.
Vernon T Batmen's untold story. A young man wrongfully convicted of a crime he do not commit! He is a single parent to a child and is not allowed to take part in her life because of his record! No
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
Vernon T. Bateman Donates copies of If Bullets Could Cry, Food, and Gatorade to the Greater South Bend Youth Football Team advocating for Change.
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