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An illustration shows a man in a prison uniform holding a piece of paper and standing in front of other men in prison uniforms seated on folding chairs in front of him. Four smaller panels suggest the daily life of an incarcerated person, showing a man with his arms raised up, talking on the phone, laying in bed, and holding a tray of food.
Life Inside July 18
I Was Proud of My Gift of Gab. Then I Took a Communications Class Led by Fellow Prisoners.
After 16 years in Michigan lockups, award-winning poet and writer Demetrius Buckley had to relearn how to be an active listener.
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