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4993 word essay
Author
Powers-Wali, Anthony
Pages
16 pages
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4993 Word Essay At the age of sixteen I was incarcerated for First Degree Murder and later sentenced to 77-years in prison. There seemed to be little consideration of the affects it would have on a teenager to be housed with adults. Fortunately for me I was a fighter. There is a strange unwritten rule in prison that if somebody is willing to stick up for himself from day one then other prisoners will be willing to help him. If you don't stand up for yourself then you are left to the wolv...
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apw:12347577
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:26:46.677Z
Title
66 days later
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
4 pages
Text (FT)
66 Days Later Frederick Mason USP Tucson #55487-056 PO Box 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 The date is August 10th, 2016, 66 days after the incident on Memorial Day Weekend, Sunday, June 5th. I've chronicled various times after the incident in which I accused Officer D. Huffstuttler of discriminating against black inmates. I voiced my concern and contempt of the situation that very night, to see if the prison would fairly and honestly address this issue. And it is of great importance that they do...
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apw:12346434
Date Uploaded
2017-08-15T22:00:25.25Z
Title
7 thing Bill Clinton did for African American communities
Author
Worley, Willie, Jr.
Date
2013
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
"7" Thing Bill Clinton Did for African American Communities By: Honest Willie Worley Jr, Prison Intelligence Cartoonist/Journalist Every once in awhile there comes along a political figure that possess the ability to seduce the masses. Their approach is as smooth as water energizing everyone with a false sense of hydration. We thirst for this political hydration, and before dehydration can kick in, the crinch our political thirst with seductive politics. Bill Clinton was the master ...
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apw:12346776
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T01:03:04.757Z
Title
7My voice through the prison walls
Author
Pendleton, Ricky
Pages
5 pages
Text (FT)
7My voice through the prison walls By: Inmate Ricky Vincent Pendleton II I think rehabilitation is a propaganda word used by the lawmakers to cover their motives Exploiting the inmates in a business venture. The whole prison industry is a "for profit" industry; from my reading is a billion dollars industry. How am I supposed to cope in here and seeing the corrupt acts of people...? I have to control the things in my life. Rehabilitation is on the individual prisoner, he/she has to d...
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apw:12347639
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:49:32.44Z
Title
A North Carolina ex-felon most valuable election
Author
Worley, Willie, Jr.
Pages
2 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Not only do prisoners being release from North Carolina prisons have an obligation to utilize their voting rights, and encouraging their family and friends to do the same. They also have a very special election that is mandatory to their well being. "Judicial election." Approximately a week before North Carolina prisoners are released, their city or county law enforcement, are aware of the prisoners release. At this point the ex-felon becomes prey to a racial criminal justice system...
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apw:12346807
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T01:03:06.399Z
Title
A concise history of the prisoners' rights movement: an epic struggle for human dignity
Author
Littek, Thomas
Date
2015-04-13
Pages
19 pages
Text (TR_WF)
A Concise History of the Prisoners' Rights Movement: An Epic Struggle for Human Dignity Those who ignore the past are doomed to repeat it. Historian's maxim. After visiting Pennsylvania's Eastern State Penitentiary in 1842 Charles Dickens wrote, "The system is rigid, strict and hopeless...and I believe it to be cruel and wrong....I hold this slow and daily tampering with the mysteries of the [mind] to be immeasurably worse than any torture of the body." Eastern State ...
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apw:12347462
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:10:45.99Z
Title
A convicts prayer
Author
The Wordist WAM
Pages
1 page
Text (TR_WF)
A Convicts Prayer Oh God please hear this convicts plea And continue to lay your hands heavily upon me For shive and shank equals my rod and staff But if death should call, will you intercede on my behalf Will you touch my spirit and hold my soul Keep me program enrolled and eligible for parole Take me off the docket of any further days in court While at the same time keeping me secluded from the disciplinary reports Make my environment safe and friendly Whether at a level five state prison o...
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apw:12346668
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:32:37.031Z
Title
A day in the life of time
Author
Clemmons-Bey, Eric
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
A Day in the Life of Time My name is Eric. I was born and raised in St.Louis, but for the past 34 years I have been in prison in Missouri. I have been in the South East Correctional Center at Charleston, Missouri for seven years now. When I was 21, I was sentenced to 50 years without the possibility of parole for killing a young man who was trying to rob my younger brother. I did not have a prison record. Very few people have any idea what it is like to be incarcerated for decades. Here is wh...
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apw:12346733
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:44:48.789Z
Title
A lesson in language
Author
Piwowar, Robert
Pages
14 pages
Text (TR_WF)
A Lesson in Language Incarceration has forced me to postpone my plans of travelling to the continents of Europe and Asia. Six years into a twenty year sentence for manslaughter, watching Globe Trekker on PBS or flipping through vacation mags in the prison library is the closest I get. My travels into Quebec and Mexico taught me that every street sign, television or radio program, menu, and all product packaging provides a lesson in language. Simply going about a regular routine in a foreign l...
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apw:12347101
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T14:22:45.331Z
Title
A letter to law-enforcement executives
Author
Worley, Willie, Jr.
Date
2014-11-26
Pages
8 pages
Text (TR_WF)
A Letter to Law-Enforcement Executives My name is Willie Worley Jr. I consider myself a servant of the people as the minister of Self-Defense of National Intelligence for African American Communities 3rd Party Black Panthers. Since my reign I have made it my number one goal to point to the facts of the many dysfunctions that plague our communities both African and caucasian Americans. I have focused on the causes of the social derangements that has effected our nations racial communication li...
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apw:12346902
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T01:31:47.199Z
Title
A more perfect union!
Author
Hughes, R.
Pages
5 pages
Text (FT)
Hughes 638 Mr. Ronald (Rashawn) Hughes 92A2940 Clinton Correctional Facility P.O. Box 2000 Dannemora, New York 12929 A More Perfect Union! When you make an observation, you have an obligation. These are words that I try to live by. It's what encouraged this article and hopefully what will inspire the commissioners' on the parole board to open their hearts, minds, and understand that people are capable of changing. In preparation for my December 2010 parole interview, I found myself ...
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apw:12347044
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T14:22:43.214Z
Title
A prison e-mail to recreation
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
6 pages
Text (FT)
A Prison E-mail to Recreation Frederick Mason USP Tucson #55487-056 PO Box 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 The following is an e-mail I sent to the Recreation Supervisor following an event that happened on Memorial Day Weekend (2 016) on Sunday. At the point I am sharing this, several things have happened, and I expect a few more before things are resolved... if they are at all. What I am trying to share here is that often times, things happen that are not the inmate's fault. Sometimes officers h...
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apw:12346331
Date Uploaded
2017-08-15T20:52:55.068Z
Title
A rebuttal to: a day on San Quentin's death row
Author
Anderson, James
Pages
7 pages
Text (FT)
A Rebuttal to: "A Day On San Quentin's Death Row" By: James P. Anderson--January 17, 2016 (A/C) Allow me to suggest that readers first visit the, "PACIFICSUN.COM" (January 6-12, 2016) website and review the article, "A Day On San Quentin's Death Row" in order to obtain a perspective for this rebuttal. As a wrongly convicted and actually innocent death row prisoner of over thirty five (35) years, I simply couldn't allow the Pacific Sun article to be...
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apw:12346534
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:14:09.572Z
Title
A soup
Author
The Wordist WAM
Pages
1 page
Text (TR_WF)
A Soup In here is maybe more important than a new pair of state boots See it's viewed as being more than just a meal Because a certain amount of them could seal or break a deal Their legal tender and a tangible currency Far more that sustenance for when one is hungry They control how the population reacts Right next to nutty bars, honey buns, and cookie racks But yet and still Rhaman remains at the top No doubt that without which all the movement would stop Everyday with the passing of e...
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apw:12346656
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:32:35.15Z
Title
Abuse: Webster's Dictionary defines abuse as
Author
Prieto, Francisco
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Texas Prisons Essays Abuse: Webster's Dictionary defines abuse as: "To use wrongly and improperly, misapply, misappropriate, mishandle, misuse, pervert. To take advantage of unfairly, exploit, impose, presume. To hurt, injure through maltreatment, ill-treat." As one who's served 22 consecutive years in the State penal facility of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice Division, and who has written these essays from behind said bars, my life has been altered, in some ways...
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apw:12347310
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T14:54:04.165Z
Title
Alone
Author
Harker, Kevin
Pages
1 page
Text (FT)
Alone By: Kevin M. Harker Solitary is the breaker of dreams, the sole cause for lost memories. One does not track time in a timeless land. Here I stand all alone, wishing for voices other than the ones in my head. How many seconds in a year pass by? What about two years, four years or many more? When I think of life inside this box I know I am the master of my thoughts. I am the only ruler in the recesses of my mind. I think thoughts no other could ever think nor comprehend. The sheer thought...
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apw:12347010
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T02:16:36.341Z
Title
An ordeal
Author
Sandy
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
An Ordeal I'm a prisoner serving consecutive life terms here in Washington State. I'm also a Christian. In the late 1980's another inmate, who was serving Life without the Possibility of Parole, told me about two rape/murders that he'd committed that he'd never been caught for. This inmates name was Michael. I asked him if anyone had been charged or convicted for the crimes. He told me not that he knew of. I thought about what Michael had shared with me. He professed ...
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apw:12347594
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:26:47.236Z
Title
Anger management
Author
Nolaw97
Pages
10 pages
Text (FT)
Anger Management Frederick Mason USP Tucson #55487-056 PO Box 24550 Tucson, AZ 85734 Ira furor brevis est- Anger is brief madness. (Pronounced EE-rah FOO-rawr BREH-wis est) It is said that Horace uses these words in his Epistles to say that anger is a momentary departure from reality, and he cautions us not to let our passions control us. Proverbs 14:17 "A quick-tempered man acts foolishly..." Proverbs 14:29 "He who is slow to wrath has great understanding, but he who is impuls...
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apw:12346314
Date Uploaded
2017-08-15T20:52:54.533Z
Title
Are North Carolina prison guards confiscating green dots and cashing them in?
Author
Worley, Willie, Jr.
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Are North Carolina Prison Guards Confiscating Green Dots And Cashing Them In? By:Honest Willie Worley Jr. What if you were in prison, and you were talking to your girlfriend in California. She had just gave you a 14 digit refill pack number to buy your mother some flowers for mother's day. After talking to your girlfriend you hang up the phone, put the green dot numbers in your locker, and go take a shower. As you are getting out of the shower, heading back to your bed area, a prison gua...
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apw:12346810
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T01:03:06.705Z
Title
Are we justified in using prisons?
Author
Austin, Robert, Jr.
Pages
26 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Are We Justified in using Prisons? I came to prison at a young age. At that time in my life it was my belief that I deserved to be in prison. In fact it was my belief back then that I did not deserve to live because of the harm my actions had caused to other people. Because I was so young I held a lot of misconceptions about what prison was actually for. I thought and and was lead to believe by my judge, lawyer and family, that I would come to prison and be given the opportunity and chance to...
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apw:12347402
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:10:44.074Z
Title
At the time my friend and brotha
Author
Clemmons-Bey, Eric
Date
2015-05-27
Pages
4 pages
Text (TR_WF)
[No Title] 05/27/2015 At the time my friend and brotha ask me to write something about my experiences I gladly jumped at the chance. After going through my thoughts I began to hesitate. I asked myself had I turned into a bitter old man. I know I sometimes sound this way to myself. At the time of this writing I am 53 years of age, and I have been locked up 33 years this August 16, 2015. My sentence is Capital murder and I received Life with No Parole for 50 years. I had no prior record. For th...
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apw:12346728
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:44:48.617Z
Title
Because we all wear white
Author
The Wordist WAM
Date
2016
Pages
1 page
Text (TR_WF)
Because We All Wear White Because we all wear white You view me with a prejudice mind sight I am seen as being less than what I am And what I am at the very least is a human So that should afford me at least creation's minimum But I cannot seem to get that from them Instead I am treated with a predetermined low standard allowed to have no opinion so I feel like a coward I might wear them but I am not a scrub Outside of this place I am wanted, needed, and loved Under normal ciurcumstances...
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apw:12346664
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T00:32:36.506Z
Title
Behind these walls
Author
Harewood, Ian
Pages
2 pages
Text (FT)
BEHIND THESE WALLS By Ian Harewood Free will is all about choices. In prison you have no free will. Every day, you have to do what someone tells you. You can't wake up in the middle of the night and go for something as simple as ice-cream or a snack. I remember when I had free will growing up. I wish that my choices had been different. As a kid I was always trying to fit in. But back in those days, the dark-skinned guys were the butt of jokes in school, the ones who weren't popular....
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apw:12347004
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T02:16:35.825Z
Title
Black Panthers role as a third party
Author
Worley, Willie, Jr.
Pages
3 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Black Panthers Role As A Third Party Although 3rd parties in the past focuses were not much in favor of addressing concerns of African American Communities. Third Parties participation in stigmatism was less damaging to our communities then the larger two parties. The history of both major parties continue to alter the progress of our communities. Not to say that both parties do not produce noteworthy candidates, independent or 3rd parties give you better leverage and control to support elect...
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apw:12346911
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T01:31:47.409Z

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