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Category Archives: Voices
Jim Crow is alive and well in the South
Try and wrap your mind around this: The economic engines of Gainesville, Florida are education (University of Florida and Santa Fe College), medicine (UF medical center and one of the five largest VA hospitals in country as well as one … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education, Education, Politics, Voices, Women and Children
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Dewey Bozella
There are those that tell me when a person goes from death row or after serving upteen years behind bars that the system is working. I would and will say that the system is not working because it was not … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Politics, Prison and Jails, The Journey, The Problem, Voices
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Truth Be Told
This is an incredible organization that is right on target. My only wish is that I had the time and energy to help. Anyone out there with a little available time would be well served to organize a like program … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Education, Prison and Jails, Re-entry, Voices, Women and Children
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The thin line between hazing and torture when crossed leads to felonies and homicide
On the surface college hazing sounds harmless and appears to be nothing more than teen age rituals. However, some of the news coverage has sent be back to the drawing board on this. “……Bria Shante Hunter was punched in the … Continue reading
If there were only 100 people on your island that represented the world
This is a fun exercise that has nothing to do with Women and Children in the jails and prisons of the nation. However, it is a good exercise in looking at the reality of the world we live in. It … Continue reading
Posted in Education, On the Road, Voices
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Prison Culture
This is a blog with a point of view that many would consider a rant. However provacative this rant is there are points raised that are well worth considering. Prison Culture
Statistics Concerning Children of Prisoners
Where as there is nothing new in these statistics for the most part, each number represents people with a life and a heart that wants nothing more than to be happy. It almosts seems as if we are generating problems … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, The Problem, Voices, Women and Children
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