R. Kelly latest notorious inmate at Butner Federal Prison in North Carolina 

How is this possibly getting more attention than Jeffery Epstein’s list of visitors??????

He should be a free man. The mother's are the one's that should be in jail

Stop tarnish rkelly name,the entire world know the truth,grown women.

I still love R. Kelly

He wanted his music rights now he’s sentenced for a lifetime in jail

They put him there because the charges against him a bogus and they going to have to throw them out

I seen that prison on tv that ain’t no penitentiary thats like a College campus

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He is where he needs to be!

I still love r Kelly and his music

Learn the case...

Release him

No children ubuse this propaganda must be stop now free black man😢

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R Kelly got GOT……….

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I am studying what is the law aswell

I "truly" "still" forgive R. Kelly...

The LGBTQ inmates needs to head right over there at John Umstead Hospital where menta! people are suppose to be.

Bru got 30 years living great@ north Carolina prison now. Club Fed fa sho. 🎉❤ Good for him. Alot of people think he innocent annyone.

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Who's next ?

PRESIDENT TRUMP 🇺🇸 PLEASE PARDON R. KELLY THE KING OF R&B 😎

🔑📕📕📕 So R Kelly is prison Or College

This is the prison Jimmy tried to get sent to in Better Call Saul. That's because it's the easiest, most country club federal prison there is. I guess someone in his circle was watching...😢

Multiple people have been done this same way

I wonder why they call it "Butner", ... hehe he hehehe.😅

If you lock him up you must arrest the others also he wasn’t doing this alone was he

I tried to tell everyone it wasn't me lol but look now

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Paying people to make sure i dont remember

Why is he doing time in that " country club " when he should be in a regular prison? Just because he is " known " as a rapper, who cares. This kind of special treatment for the rich is revolting, and " special " treatment needs to stop

Funny cause now they gonna have to pay him back too lol

He. still alive. Need address r.Kelly this is Marilyn. for r.Kelly why you don't never talk about your wife

Being extremely wealthy coupled with having sexual attraction towards minors is a curse. No amount of money will cure your sexual orientation or make it legal to act on. Imagine if heterosexuality was illegal...

Hypothetically speaking how many people, if placed in the same predicament as Robert Kelly would desire for themselves to be punished to the fullest extent possible

And laurinburg needs to give me my money back

They using his image, extortion. Look at the path of destruction. They thought it was me. But they done me the same way. They use your image and take everything from you.

Let the man go He made "step in the name of love" It's a classic

Switched the bikes and everything

Notorious inmate lol stop

The very first bill ever proposed by a female lawmaker in the United States came from Colorado state representative Carrie Clyde Holly in January 1895. Building on a decade of women’s activism, Holly’s ambitious legislation sought to raise the age of consent in the state to 21 years old. In 1890, the age at which girls could consent to sex was 12 or younger in 38 states. In Delaware, it was seven. Such statutes had consequences extending from the safety and wellbeing of young girls to women’s future place in society and their potential for upward mobility. To women reformers of various stripes-temperance advocates, labor leaders and suffragists-Holly and her historic bill symbolized what was possible when women gained a voice in politics: the right to one’s own body. By petitioning legislators in dozens of states to revise statutory rape laws, these women forged interracial and cross-class collaborations and learned the political skills they’d later use to push for suffrage. Today, as the United States marks the centennial of the ratification of the 19th Amendment, the impact of women in politics, and their fight to maintain their bodily autonomy, remain touchstones of the nation’s political conversation. Report this ad In the late 19th century, the prevalence of sexual assault and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) compelled thousands of women to political action. Based on English Common Law dating back to the 1500s, American lawmakers had selected 10 or 12 as the age of consent to coincide with the onset of puberty, as if once a girl menstruated she was ready to have sex. Men accused of raping girls as young as 7 could (and did) simply say “she consented” to avoid prosecution. Reformers understood that once “ruined,” these young victims of assault could be forced into prostitution because no man would marry or hire a “fallen woman.” Prostitution especially concerned wives and mothers because, before penicillin became widely available in 1945, syphilis and gonorrhea were more widespread than all other infectious diseases combined. Wives who unknowingly contracted STIs from their husbands could pass them on to their unborn children, resulting in miscarriages, fetal abnormalities, blindness, epilepsy and unsightly “syphilis teeth.” In most cases, women could not successfully sue for divorce, support themselves, or retain custody of their children if they did divorce. What they wanted was a way to hold men accountable for their actions and a semblance of control over what happened to their bodies and their children. Women believed that raising the age of consent for girls would diminish the number of working prostitutes and alleviate a host of social ills caused by the sexual double standard. They were partially right. Most often, women worried about sexual violence, prostitution, and STIs joined the temperance movement because they believed that alcohol fueled abuse against women and children and because, unlike discussing sex, talking about alcohol didn’t breach societal taboos. In 1879, the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) was by far the largest women’s organization in the country. Over the next ten years, membership quadrupled and the WCTU counted chapters in nearly every community in the country. But despite their growing organizational strength, temperance advocates hadn’t yet achieved their goals of major legislative change. In addition to working to ban alcohol and bring the “moral force” of women to the public sphere, temperance groups led the crusade to raise the age sexual consent for girls. This American movement drew inspiration from its counterpart in England. British purity reformers had succeeded in raising the age of consent to 13 in 1861, and the movement received international attention in 1885 after muckraking journalist William T. Stead went undercover in London’s brothels. Stead published a series of salacious articles, collectively titled “The Maiden Tribute of Modern Babylon,” in the Pall Mall Gazette detailing how London’s husbands and fathers paid top dollar to deflower child virgins in the city’s brothels. Within months, public outcry led Parliament to raise the age of consent to 16. Report this ad But change in the United States proved much more challenging. Following the success of the British campaign, the WCTU made raising the age of consent a top priority because, as the group’s long-term president Frances Willard remarked, “the Siamese twins of vice are strong drink and the degradation of women.” Confident that they were following in the path of Christ, these otherwise traditional, middle-class women were emboldened to discuss sex, albeit in veiled terms. Willard did not generally use words like “sex,” “rape,” or “syphilis” in front of male lawmakers or even in front of her female membership. Rather, she explained that “a wife must be the unquestioned arbiter of her own destiny” and the WCTU referred their efforts to curb sexual violence as “the promotion of purity.” Between 1886 and 1900, the WCTU petitioned every state legislature in the country, garnering more than 50,000 signatures in Texas alone, and

of coujrse, he mayh not of had to force these girls as they may have been so enamored with him and did it gladly!

Innocent, they done me the exact same way.

Really wtf

Oh great. Come one come all to NC. Aren’t we special. NC, the place to work, play, eat, raise your children and send them to prison. Yay, us, yes we are just that great.

Gotta pay me back too man

Ooooo buh buh gonna get him some fresh meat 🥩.

I am there's

Camp Fluffy. American Greed

O he should feel right at home1😂

The black epstein

Extortion

I believe I can fly Got caught by the FBI I cannot be on the stage Because they locked me up in the cage

30 years of child abuse/molestation/r4pe and 30 years of prison. Gohead, lady Justice 😂

Notorious lol where

Move back across town lol

As a black women i definitely dont feel sorry for R kelly since the whole Alliaya situation serve your time get rehabilitated and stay away from all children

Prob what he was mad at me about being i knew the truth and they had been purposely making me forget

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Well he should be glad to be there. Maybe they can teach him how to stop praying on kids.

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I'm sure for you die hard, I still and will always love R Kelly fans, I bet you wish those were your daughters who Kelly victimized. In your eyes I'm sure you would wear that as more of a badge of honor.

My soon to be smash hit: I Believe You Will die in Prison.

Devens is unfit medically

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