Fuquan's impact on others is a big part of his identity. He is an educator, organizer, crisis manager and mentor to many; inside and outside of prison.
For over 26 years Fuquan has been dedicated to liberating people mentally in order to physically free them from the institutional and structural racism that are intentionally designed to profit from their circumstances.
Hundreds, if not thousands of people have been positively impacted by Fuquan's work.
Here are their voices:
Testimonies
Troy Taylor-Williams
"I met Fuquan, many years ago. He’s one of the greatest men I’ve ever met. A great heart, a great mind, and a great spirit. A true man of the people. Always giving & willing to help a fellow human being. I believe Fuquan is innocent, and deserves his freedom".
Jean Toussaint
"As a young man in prison, I had the opportunity to meet and interact with this brother! A very smart and articulate brother who had a major impact in the prison community in a positive way! He’s a leader, a mentor, and I think he would be a great asset to the community and our youth!"
Rubenson Cherilus
"I just signed the petition for Rickey "Fuquan" McGee, an innocent man incarcerated since 1997. Despite facing injustice, he's contributed immensely to the rehabilitation of others and has been an inspiration to many. His dedication to creating positive change deserves our support for his liberation. Let's stand together for justice!
Darrell Jones speaks on the importance of Fuquan's freedom. Darrell and Fuquan have known each other for over 20 years. Together they have organized and led numerous events, from prison, uplifting the men around them, and educating the youth in the communities of Boston.
Davon McNeil is a formerly incarcerated man that served 20 years in prison. In this tear jerking testimony he shares how Rickey “Fuquan” McGee impacted his life. Davon is an award winning recipient, recognized by the city of Boston for his contributions to society. His entrepreneurial successes and leadership in the community. Founder of Not On My Watch Mentoring Inc. Author of “From Negative to Postive” & “The Streets Lied and We Believed” and many more accomplishments in the making! Listen to his own words on how another black man sitting side by side with him in state prison motivated and inspired him to be who he is today.
Stephen Pina highlights Fuquan’s voluntary work from prison to prepare returning citizens for reentry. A recent returning citizen himself, Stephen speaks on Fuquan’s impact in his life personally, and the lack of compensation Fuquan deserves for his contribution to public safety.
Spoken word artist Truth, speaks of when he first met Fuquan in maximum security prison, where they both were sentenced to Life in prison. Truth details how Fuquan, transformed how he seen himself and his value to society. Furthermore Truth explains how, even if you don’t know Rickey “Fuquan” McGee, YOU HAVE BEEN ROBBED! Take a listen
Recording artist Akilles shows love from Brazil. A Beautiful testimony on how meeting Fuquan in prison gave him the confidence to find his voice. Take a listen.
Fuquan's older sister Domanika speaks. When one falls victim to structural and institutional racism the family members are victims too. Their pain is real, they do the time with their love ones. Fuquan is a great brother, uncle and son. They need him Home.
Mike MacFee speaks from his first hand experience witnessing the troubled lives Rickey “Fuquan” McGee transformed into positive leaders from prison. Mike emphasizes how important it is to release this innocent man into society so his impact can be felt with the youth that are in need of that positive guidance. Why is Fuquan still incarcerated? Despite all his years of good work & known innocence?
True Self Allah speaks on Fuquan’s Positive Influence on him, and in the correctional system.