Kim Kardashian on prison reform, trump immigration policy in Venice

Kim Kardashian was honored in Venice on Thursday night in Diane von Furstenberg Dvf prizesThe fact that her work was recognized as an advocate of prison reform. Kardashian took the opportunity to talk about the judicial system and contact the immigration policy of President Trump.

In the round table with journalists before he received the award – which declared Chris Young, she helped her freeze in prison – Kardashian her thoughts on current icy raids in the US

“In the news you hear,” Oh, it’s about people who committed these crimes and then hearing about all people who worked so hard to build our country, and so many people who have been affected, “she said. “People I know. The people of my friends know.”

Kardashian continued to “want to believe that there is a powerful message in protecting, but then you see that it really doesn’t happen like that.” She added, “It’s really hard, but I think we need to do what we can protect people who really supported and built our country.”

The residence and entrepreneur for realization advocated for criminal justice reform for several years. The young was second person Kardashian went to the White House, after reconciliation of Alice Johnson without parole to go to the edition of Erika and Lyle, and that Kardashian also called that Kardashian also called Trump and that ad trumped. Killing your parents in 1989. Years. Brothers recently denied conditional.

Question Variety If she had any plans to return to the White House to advocate prison reform and if it could involve the menendez brothers, she said “she likes.”

“(Brothers Menendez) are in the state prison, so the governor is really indebted to that decision, but I would go to any administration and any white house to fight for the rights of people I believe in which I believe in.

Young people also talked to journalists before interrupting the award ceremony, expressing gratitude for the Kardashian. The 37-year-old now graduates with a graduating degree from SMU and has a memoir on the road.

“Late, a great Tupac said,” We all came from a woman, they got a name from a woman, he got our game from a woman. “We need to respect our women, especially someone like Kim Kardashian,” he said. “He has all the success in the world – she didn’t mind to help people in prison. So it shows sympathy. Compassion differs from empathy because compassion has an action.”

Von Furstenberg then bolded all over the room: “Oh, that’s good. Compassion is action. I’ll use it.”

Ejecting the ceremony, Von Furstenberg said the topic of the night celebrates “victory over oppression.” In addition to Kardashi, other cases of the other herds included Christian Turrington Burns, for her basis, each mother is calculated; Sudanese activist Hanin Ahmed; Defender for indigenous and environmental protection Fanny Quiru Castro; and Giulia Minoli, President of the Consciousness Consciousness of Domestic Violence Cents.

“The mission of these awards has always been supported and reinforced the voice of women who have shown the courage to fight in order to survive and lead the leadership,” the celebrated fashion designer said when opening the ceremony. “At this moment, chaos and darkness in the world is more important than ever to focus on finding light. Look for light, as long as it is tiny.”

After the young people delivered the fearless introduction of praise the courage of Kardashian and Empathy, she arrested on the stage in the escape gray dress. “The real honor I haven’t received this award tonight, see you stand freely here,” Kardashian young people said. “Chris, you embody everything this award advocates: your passion, your courage, your shine and your resilience. Thank you for letting me be part of your fight.”

Kardashian confirmed that she would continue to reform his “mission”, especially after graduating from her level of his law earlier this year.

“Chris’s potential, his humanity, set fire in me. He has shown that this work does not only work on the change of law, but to save life,” she concluded. “My journey in criminal justice is in progress and I hope to inspire larger conversations and further consciousness where everyone can work together on this crucial issue. Time for a real systematic change to renew hope and give these people to get pretty.”