Women’s solidarity is not just a passé idea of a group of people to advance political, social and artistic dreams. It is so much more than that. It is the living, breathing and creative force that allows us to mobilize and demand justness.

Donna Hylton

Evil will always prey on the weak because it is afraid of the strong...

Donna Hylton

Human Rights = Humans have Rights

Donna Hylton

I know and believe in my heart that my prison sentence was a part of a bigger plan; it was a place for me to survive, heal, and find my calling—to help others.

Donna Hylton

My lifelong journey is one of many emotional and physical prisons; I went from abused child to repeated rape victim to desperate teen mother to solitary confinement where the boundary of my world was a 6’x10” cinder block room.

Donna Hylton

It’s a story of tremendous pain and suffering, but it’s also a love story about freedom, hope, survival, sisterhood, redemption, and forgiveness. It’s about learning to love myself and fight for myself and for others.

Donna Hylton

An interesting article that features my speech and highlights the March and the good that is in us all...

Donna Hylton

Honored to be amongst this amazing group of panelists and legislators at the Black and Puerto Rican Caucus...

Donna Hylton

In 1986 I was sentenced to 25 years-to-life for kidnapping and second-degree murder.

Donna Hylton

So I do what I do today because my life is the universal story of so many women—and my hope, survival and a happy ending can be theirs, too.

Donna Hylton

My name is Donna Hylton but for twenty-seven years I was known as Inmate #86G0206.

Donna Hylton

People can learn and grow and change in the unlikeliest of places and we must acknowledge that.

Donna Hylton