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“Commuted”: New Documentary Tells A Black Woman’s Story Of Redemption And Justice

Paavo Hanninen By Rayna Reid Rayford ·Updated April 18, 2024

Former President Barack Obama granted prisoner Danielle Metz clemency in 2016. Now eight years later, her full story of redemption and justice is finally being told in the documentary “Commuted.”

“Commuted” is available to watch as part of

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