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Life Inside March 25, 2021
Losing My Mom Was Hard Enough. Prison Made It Unbearable
Between scant information, limited phone time and insensitive staff, prison compounded a profound loss.
By Julia Ann Poff
Life Inside August 30, 2018
Breaking the Unwritten Rule of Prison
Or, what happens when guards and prison staff interact as just human beings.
By Lyle May
The Rev. Ronald Apollo at the flag folding ceremony for his retirement ceremony from the U.S. Air Force in 2017.
News January 26, 2018
The Bureau of Prisons Yields to a Chaplain’s Conscience
The bureau relents in a stalemate over pepper spray.
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Chaplain Ronald Apollo, left, standing next to his mentor, Dr. Bishop M. Bullock, during his August 2017 retirement ceremony. Apollo served in the military for over 27 years.
News September 25, 2017
A Chaplain’s Conscience vs. the Bureau of Prisons
Stalemate over a can of pepper spray.
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