Will Campos is a former County Council Member from Prince George's County, Maryland.  He served ten years in this position before running for higher office for the State House of Delegates of Maryland.  After only serving one term he stepped down due to becoming the subject of a federal investigation.

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He quickly admitted to his wrongdoing but he did not realize how deceptive, subjective and unfair the justice system in the United States is.  He got to personally see the abuse of power at every step of the way from the investigation to the prosecution to finally his conviction and incarceration.  As an elected official he would have never seen that side of the abuse because the government shields the reality of what they put people through from society, specially elected officials. Modern technology is making a difference at capturing police brutality, but there is a lot more that is hidden that goes on behind the scenes by the police, the prosecutors, the courts, and the prisons that a cell phone cannot capture.

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While in prison he saw the blatant targeting of African Americans and how this government uses black lives to justify their mass incarceration agenda.  He wants to make a difference for people of color and lobby those in power to bring change to a flawed and subjective system.