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Cindy Adcock Here I share my thoughts, writings, information, and photos gathered through my journeys: child of a loving mother, absent father, strange stepfathers, and protective grandparents; southern country girl raised with modest means in the foothills of Appalachia and the panhandle of Florida; first generation college graduate who earned three graduate degrees; progressive Baptist lawyer of death row inmates, broken by the work but made stronger; empathic introvert who came to love teaching adults; advocate of restorative justice and storytelling for peace and justice; world traveler and class-straddler. ​ Connecting virtually has never been more important. I hope we can. At torney Keeping House, Family, and Community A Southern White Woman's Journey to Erase Race Restorative Justice: Addressing the Harm of Violence The Fight in North Carolina Against the Death Penalty Travelogue Responsible Consumerism Law Schools and Public Service Responsible Consumerism Law Schools and Public Service Travelogue About Me My career spans work as a civil rights advocate, death penalty defense lawyer, legal educator, and social entrepreneur. I left full-time employment shortly before the Covid pandemic to spend more time with family, friends, and community and to discern where I could best plug in to make a difference consistent with my values. My long-held values include the rule of law, social justice, especially racial justice, storytelling, and community. The last few years have led me to add to this list: keeping house . ​ What's on my mind . . .

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