Felicia 'Opi' Freeney, a juvenile justice advocate, has died at the age of 22. She was the daughter of Bayview. Freeney was known for sharing her personal experiences as a young incarcerated person.
Her advocacy work focused on the effort to close juvenile hall. Freeney's story and efforts were part of a larger movement.
Further details about her life and advocacy are available from the source publication.
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