Isa: Dear Adamu, what's given me comfort lately i that so many people, inside and outside have been organizing and coming together to car for each other in this moment.
Protestor: And we'll figh together until we're all free!
Isa: I just want you to know how grateful I am for you.
I know how much you're putting a to speak out right now.
I'm learning so much from you, B Each time you tell us  what's happening inside and what new demands you've gathered from your community.
Organizing like this makes  me feel so close to you, almost like you're here, even though we haven't  seen each other in months.
Every morning, me and your mom look at the COVID Tracker and see the cases skyrocketing at San Quentin and all over.
We're so anxious all the time wondering if the next email we g will tell us there are now  cases in your housing unit.
I just hope all we're  doing can somehow bring you and everyone home soon.
There's so many people out  here fighting with y'all.
I love you, Big Head.
Please do everything  you can to be safe, Isa.
Officer: It appears to me  that we have enough credit for time served for immediate re Isa: Yes, he does.
I verified that with the  Department of Corrections.
Adamu: Dear Isa, how can I explain the  complexity of that moment?
The pure joy of getting your lif immediately followed by  an overwhelming sadness and anxiety of leaving  all of your best friends in a community that supported yo through the winter of your life.
I can't help but think of  Rahsan, Edmund, Lonnie, and so many more who were so much a part  of my freedom journey, but won't be there with me at th and who continue to walk their o (crowd cheering)