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FILE - In this Feb. 13, 2019 file photo, Matthew Charles joins a news conference at the Cordell Hull building in Nashville advocating for Tennessee legislation to make it easier for some felons to get their voting rights restored. Thanks to Kim Kardashian West, Charles, who was one of the first inmates to be released under a new federal sentencing reform law, says he won’t have to worry about covering rent for the next five years. Charles told The Tennessean last week he hadn’t been able to find permanent housing since his Jan. 3 release, in part due to his criminal history. But on Sunday, March 10 Charles said Kardashian West had decided to step in. She’s among celebrities who have advocated for criminal justice reform. (AP Photo/Jonathan Mattise, File)
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