From Wall Street to Federal Prison: Building a Movement for Millions of Americans
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From Wall Street to Federal Prison: Building a Movement for Millions of Americans
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Richard Bronson's fall from Wall Street executive to federal prison would be dramatic enough. But getting arrested and sent to Rikers Island 24 hours after his release for missing court while he was IN PRISON?
That's when he realized the system was designed to trap people. Two decades later, after being backed by Sam Altman (OpenAI/ChatGpt) and Y Combinator for his company 70 Million Jobs, Richard is building Commissary Club, the first social network and resource platform for 100 million Americans with criminal records. In this conversation, he shares why he slept better in prison than anywhere in his life, the friends who disappeared when he got out, and why he believes it's time for formerly incarcerated people to have their own movement. "We could elect the president," Richard says. "The first club that actually wants us."
⚠️ Content Warning: Strong language and discussions of incarceration.