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#All of us: Pandemic
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
6 pages
Text (TR_WF)
# All of Us: Pandemic The U.S. over 40,000 dead, 720,000+ infected, and 2 million infected world wide and increasing. Arkansas has 1700+ infected, 38 deaths and counting as COVID-19 begins to run rampid in Arkansas prisons. ADC and Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson proven foolish in thinking they'ld be barely or lightly affected both not adhering to distancing and shutdown orders. The Arkansas Division of Correction (ADC) continues to herd "New Intake Inmates" in working hard to...
PID
apw:12360115
Date Uploaded
2020-12-02T18:38:34.425Z
Title
2nd chance program
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
5 pages
Text (TR_WF)
2nd Chance Program P1 RD2 I'm currently incarcerated in Arkansas Prison System the Arkansas Division of Corrections formerly the Arkansas Department of Correction (ADC) as a "slave" to the State of Arkansas of whom is "proud" to create new criminals from everyday normal People for slavery purposes. "Come to Arkansas for vacation, leave Arkansas on parole." Arkansas doesn't want to rehabilitate and reform their slaves of which are supposed to be incarcer...
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apw:12361692
Date Uploaded
2021-02-03T16:08:23.802Z
Title
3.5 %
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
13 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Unfortunately and Thankfully with todays social media, news travels fast be it accurate news or fake news. The actual News Media is also quicker to run stories and post current or "Breaking News" especially of bad or tragic events. Mass shootings or sexual allegations have become of the "top" or "front page" news stories which supports the agenda. Sexual allegations, especially of "big" names and the frequency of reports of them be it sexual assault or ...
PID
apw:12357449
Date Uploaded
2019-10-28T20:21:40.278Z
Title
Alternative corrections
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
9 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Alternative Corrections Alternative Corrections is all about giving back to Society rather than just ripping people contributing to society out of it and putting the cost of housing and care of that person on the entire nation and that person's family as a punishment that actually punishes the offender and the offender's family. People are always going to make "Mistakes" and do something wrong in the eyes of someone else because Right and Wrong are opinions of other people...
PID
apw:12357512
Date Uploaded
2019-10-28T20:23:50.294Z
Title
Animals to be slaughtered
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
6 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Animals to be Slaughtered P1 RD1 So many mistakenly think "It's not that bad," or "I don't remember it being that bad," when it comes to traumatic experiences. People incarcerated for more than 10 years all say, "It's not as bad as people make it out to be." All are absolutely correct because with Prison, especially in the State of Arkansas, it's worse! See the brain has a funny mechanism for down playing or "washing" the memories of...
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apw:12362688
Date Uploaded
2021-06-10T15:34:46.773Z
Title
Arkansas criminal justice system: The criminal factory
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
4 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Arkansas Criminal Justice System: The Criminal Factory RD1 P1 There are lots of forms of organized crime all over the United States. It comes in the form of gangs, mafia, groups and actual organizations. None are bigger than corrupt government. In the state of Arkansas, the “Criminal Justice System”, the Arkansas Division or Department of Correction (ADC), the Governor’s office, the police, the entire system is corrupt and the ADC is the heart of the largest Arkansas Crime Syndicate known to ...
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apw:12363049
Date Uploaded
2021-06-10T15:41:17.815Z
Title
Artificially overcrowded
Author
Brownell, Charles Allen
Pages
6 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Artificially Overcrowded Many prison systems all around the United States have multiple prison facilities and some have large inmate populations. Many state systems have a problem with overcrowded prison and jail populations. How sick and twisted would it be to have a state that "intentionally" and consistently keep their prisons and jails overpopulated for their own corrupt agenda of opening more prisons so that the state can incarcerate more people for the sake of having more slav...
PID
apw:12356516
Date Uploaded
2019-05-24T16:10:29.44Z
Title
Catching a predator
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Pages
6 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Catching a Predator In this world there are all kinds of predators of all types (sexual, material, informational, women, men, children, people, murderers, religious...) and they all exhibit very similar characteristics. They can’t STOP is the biggest flaw they have which is what makes them a predator. Most can’t help but to talk about or boast about it in some means is their second big flaw. The third but far from the last is that they THINK they have POWER and are always watching for new pre...
PID
apw:12359433
Date Uploaded
2020-06-18T19:24:25.145Z
Title
Cell block society cell block academia part one and two
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
31 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Cell Block Society: Cell Block Academia Part One and Two By Levert Brookshire Legal disclaimer To American Prison Writing Archive. This authorizes you legal authority to make whatever editorial changes you deem to be necessary at your own description in order to meet the standard for posting on your site. Thank you! Part I Dear America, what is a society? One would think that it would be obvious? A society is population, a community, and a particularly large group of people usually one that m...
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apw:12342515
Date Uploaded
2016-10-14T22:05:02.289Z
Title
Cell block society if the walls could talk
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Date
2015-09-24
Pages
24 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Working title: Cell Block Society: If the walls could talk Author: Levert Brookshire September 24, 2015 Through my personal re-education journey and self-rehabilitation process, I've learned my own true 'self-worth' and 'self-potential' along the way. On this road to my 'self-reform', getting myself ready for release back into civil-society. As I approach my last and final stretch before re-entry I envision, what could be, what should be, and what will be, m...
PID
apw:12342490
Date Uploaded
2016-10-14T21:17:56.966Z
Title
Cell block society post release master plan 1st yr. re-evaluation, 2nd yr. re-evaluation and 3rd yr. re-evaluation of master plan....
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
9 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Working title: Cell Block Society Post Release Master Plan 1st yr re-evaluation, 2nd yr re-evaluation and 3rd yr re-evaluation of master plan .... Table of Contents: Regular evaluations of my progress, will be scheduled for readjustments to be considered, change of plans and or whatever necessary modifications need to be made. It would be foolheartedly of me to advance any further along in these plans, that were created while inside a cell. Without ever re-evaluating, re-assessing and re-adju...
PID
apw:12342618
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:26:30.58Z
Title
Cell block society post release master plan wellness management personal development program
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
9 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Working Title: Cell Block Society Post Release Master Plan Wellness Management Personal Development Program Author: Levert Brookshire Now that it's been a full six months that I've been released from prison, following my detailed, very strict plans. Checking off my list, each goal one by one as the first weeks pass by, just as I've laid them out. By remaining focused and disciplined throughout these initial 30 to 180 days of release, there should've been some measurable am...
PID
apw:12342608
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:26:29.749Z
Title
Cell block society post-release master plan (introduction)
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
7 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Cover Page Working title: Cell Block Society Post-Release Master Plan (Introduction) Author: Levert Brookshire Page count: 6 Word count: 4,600 Resocialization structure: reprogramming for society No right or wrong way, only consequences for actions Nature does'nt hurry yet everything is achieved. Explaining the need for always having a plan, and keeping an independent mindset; free thinking, no clutter. Keeping-out mental clutter, sustaining mental clarity, creating a place of meditation...
PID
apw:12342578
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:05:03.097Z
Title
Cell block society post-release master plan (personal development program)
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
11 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR)
Levert Brookshire Arizona Cell Block Society Post-Release Master Plan (Personal Development Program) 75% of our time doesn't belong to us, only 25% of our time is for self. Resocializing myself back into civil-society again, deprogramming my mind from "Institutionalization." Deviding up my %25 of personal time, into four key areas. Studying and developing: "personal" health, relationships, growth, contributing. Through literature and expanding my knowledge about my ow...
PID
apw:12342596
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:05:04.908Z
Title
Cell block society post-release master plan (self-motivation tools)
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
9 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Cover Page Working Title: Cell Block Society Post-Release Master Plan (Self-Motivation Tools) Author: Levert Brookshire Page count: (8) Word Count: (5,600) • Create a vision of who it is I want to become in life. ‘Think’ of a plan, write down the choices I have to make, which will move me to words that direction…. • Make my own ‘Rituals,’ daily ‘habits,’ and schedules for small-steps, everyday…. • Write down all of ‘small’ steps to be taken each morning. Stay the course, don’t be distracted f...
PID
apw:12342586
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:05:03.963Z
Title
Cell block society post-release master plan: 2nd calendar year post release - protecting freedom
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Date
2016-04-15
Pages
25 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Cover Page Working Title: CellBlock Society Post-Release Master Plan Subtitle: 2nd Calendar Year Post-Release - Protecting Freedom Author: Levert Brookshire III Page Count: 23 pages Word Count: 17.5 K * Emphasis on staying disciplined and focussed on what it will take to stay out even longer than two years, and will keep me outside of Institutions, reminding myself how I made it this far along, how to last, even longer. Looking at the strategies I've used to solve my problems, recognizin...
PID
apw:12342655
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T01:05:15.481Z
Title
Cell block society post-release master plan: protecting life first 18 months re-evaluation
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
26 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Cover Page: Working title: Post release master plan Sub~title: Protecting life first 18 months re-evaluatioluation · Using discipline to stick to my health and wellness management program in order to stave off illness, medication and dependency. · Avoiding unhealthy living habits, hostile environments and confrontational people is a choice. ·Turning my past setbacks, learning experiences, mistakes into opportunities to produce income. .Accumulate all of the official credentilas as possible to...
PID
apw:12342628
Date Uploaded
2016-10-15T00:42:10.777Z
Title
Cell block society pre-release master plan (summary)
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
15 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR)
Levert Brookshire AZ Cell Block Society Pre-Release Master Plan Dear Reader, Within these here pages I've made a sincere attempt at capturing as much knowledge, useful insight and relevant wisdom as possible. All of which gathered up, collected and organized over the course of these past 13 yrs of my ensnarement, trapped here behind tall electrified razor wire fences. Languishing inside Arizona's penal system. Engaged in my own personal painstaking quest for change, transformation. ...
PID
apw:12342562
Date Uploaded
2016-10-14T23:29:48.286Z
Title
Cell block society publishing initiative (publishing plan)
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Pages
14 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR)
Levert Brookshire III AZ Cellblock Society Publishing Initiative Publishing Plan At the time of this writing, having spent the past 13 calendars confined to these Arizona state prison's languishing inside small, cramped graffiti marked cells. Focused and spending hundreds of hours during over thousands of pages, sifting through my journal entries, personal essays and just general writing. I meticulously searched through each one, time and time again, looking for obvious error's that...
PID
apw:12342547
Date Uploaded
2016-10-14T23:16:58.33Z
Title
Cell block society social sciences celldweller philosophy pt I
Author
Brookshire, Levert, III (Sékou)
Date
2015-01-01
Pages
28 pages
State
Arizona
Text (TR_WF)
Pg#1 Author: Levert Brookshire Title: "Cellblock Society" Social Sciences Celldweller Philosophy PT 1 Date: 1/1/15 Dear Amerika, If these walls could talk, the stories they could tell about the history inside 'Cell Block Society'. History as I've come to discover it and comprehend it from my interpretation. Like a clock, we turn to history records in order to pinpoint the cultural time of day, and identify the political time and climates we are in. History, no matter ...
PID
apw:12342461
Date Uploaded
2016-10-14T20:50:29.783Z
Title
Cell phones in prison
Author
Brownell, Charles Allen
Date
2019-01-17
Pages
7 pages
Text (TR_WF)
Cell Phones in Prisons Today in the United States, cellular phones are everywhere. You cannot go to any place where people are and not see a cell phone of some flavor. With the vast amount of uses, tools, and the "internet-of-things," it's no surprise people carry and use them everywhere. People in public often appear as zombies walking arround with their cell phone in hand, blankly staring at the screen... The U.S. government has to battle a couple of issues for illegal uses a...
PID
apw:12356601
Date Uploaded
2019-05-24T16:36:07.532Z
Title
Dear whomever
Author
Hall, Eric Wildcat
Date
2016-02-15
Date
2016-02-15, 2016-02-15
Pages
3 pages
State
Pennsylvania
Text (TR_WF)
Dear Whomever, Greetings. I hope and pray that my letter and release form finds you and everyone there involved in the APWA in the best of health, happiness and strong spirits. I am surviving here, presently struggling for a religious diet with the PA. DOC. and boycotting the dining hall food and subsisting on commissary food that contains no animal products, don't get as much to eat as I should as funds are limited and as a result have lost over 30 pounds. Am somewhere between the weigh...
PID
apw:12342374
Date Uploaded
2016-06-20T01:29:30.557Z
Title
Did Brimmer exercise the judicial standards?
Author
Yellowbear, Andrew, Jr.
Date
2013-07-17
Pages
1 page
Text (FT)
Did Brimmer exercise the judicial standards? With regards to the recent Associated Press article which ran in the Casper Star-Tribune, June 30, "U.S. District Judgment Clarence Brimmer retires at 90." I was pleased to hear that "the grand old man of the Wyoming legal system, has retired." From reading the article, one can only conclude that, while wielding the remarkable power of the United States of America, Brimmer has from the bench lead an esteemed career. At the outse...
PID
apw:12347669
Date Uploaded
2017-08-16T15:49:34.047Z
Title
Discrimination, revenge and torture
Author
Brownell, Charles A.
Date
2020-06
Pages
12 pages
Text (TR_WF)
P1 FD1 Discrimination, Revenge, and Torture It's no secret a while back in early May, I attempted suicide by overdose of Aspirin and Naproxen. WellPath Mental Health and ADC were informed and didn't care. WellPath told me that attempted suicide and bipolar are not mental health issues. I'd tried to get a Grievance against Mental Health signed by Captain Madden. Captain Madden's response was, "If I sign this, I will lock you up." The night of the suicide attempt I...
PID
apw:12362321
Date Uploaded
2021-06-10T15:28:23.101Z

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