Cries from Behind Prison Walls
Cornell "Jackie Drummer" has found his voice, advocating for justice and change from within the confines of prison walls. Wrongfully incarcerated for over 34 years, Cornell has never given up hope. Now, he's found a powerful platform to amplify his story and his mission as co-host of "Let's Talk About It" with Shanette.
Watch out, world—Cornell is coming home soon, ready to keep raising his voice and inspiring change.
Be on the lookout for "Boy Drummer"—the memoir of Cornell ‘Jackie Drummer’. This is not just a book; it’s a testimony of redemption, hope, and resilience.
Cornell’s story began as a young boy with a drum in his hands and dreams in his heart. Those dreams were tragically interrupted when, at a young age, his life was changed by injustice, leading to over 34 years of wrongful incarceration. Behind prison walls, where hope is often silenced, Cornell never let his spirit die. With every beat of his internal drum, he clung to his truth and found purpose in lifting the voices of those unheard.
Against all odds, Cornell became an advocate, a storyteller, and now, a co-host on "Let's Talk About It" with Shanette. He reached out to the world from the other side of prison bars, demanding justice, kindness, and a second chance—not just for himself, but for so many who are still waiting to be heard.
"Boy Drummer" is the true story of how a young boy’s rhythm carried him through the darkest of days. It’s a celebration of the human spirit, and a call to action for justice and redemption. Get ready—because the world hasn’t seen the last of Cornell. Soon, the boy drummer returns home, and his story will inspire hearts everywhere.
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