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Why My First Thanksgiving in Prison Was The Best One I’d Had In Forever

Between being sober, getting a visit and having a surprise feast with the mean girls in my unit, I still cherish that day.

Life Inside • 11.25.2020

Life Behind the Wall

Sure, prisons and jails are dangerous places. But everyday life inside isn’t as explosive as TV and movies make it look.

The System • 11.13.2020

I Hate My Prison Dorm So Much, I Enjoyed COVID-19 Quarantine in the Box

After two decades in a single-person cell, I moved to an open dorm with 30 other men. Between the smells, stress and lack of privacy, I was happy to spend time in solitary confinement.

Life Inside • 09.24.2020

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