Crime En Black offers a deep, thought-provoking exploration of crime through a uniquely Black lens. This podcast goes beyond the headlines, uncovering the untold stories of Black crime, criminals, and the complex social forces—such as racism, classism, and sexism—that shape them. Each episode delves into real-life cases, historical injustices, and societal corruption, offering a fresh perspective on the intersection of Black identity and criminality. Join us as we shine a light on the overlooked narratives, challenge the stereotypes, and uncover the truths that have been hidden in the shadows.

This episode is about Reverend Joy Powell. A community activist and Pentecostal pastor from Rochester, New York, whose career consisted of fighting against gang violence and police misconduct. Currently Reverend Joy Powell is serving her sentence in Bedford Hills Prison for 1st degree burglary, and 2nd degree murder.