What happens when the justice system refuses to see?

In Blindfolded Justice, incarcerated author and U.S. Army veteran Chaddrick L. Thomas Sr. exposes the brutal truths behind America's legal system—a system that punishes without proof, denies second chances, and protects its image at the cost of real accountability.

From the trauma of pretrial detention to the corruption of courtrooms, Thomas lays bare the lies we've been taught about fairness, guilt, and due process. With unflinching honesty, he shows how race, poverty, politics, and power collide to bury the truth—and the people attached to it.

But this is not just a story of injustice. It's a call to arms.

With the insight of a soldier, the resolve of a survivor, and the moral clarity of a man who has lived every page he writes, Thomas demands more than reform. He demands that we remove the blindfold and confront the truth.

If justice is blind, it's time we ask: Who tied the blindfold—and why are they still holding the scales?