Wednesday, July 22, 2026

Caged But Free by Mario Collier

I understand what May Angelou meant when she spoke about knowing why the cage bird sings. As a caged bird myself, I've encountered a variety of life's experiences during my flights dovetailing...
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*There the same type of people who pledges their loyalty to you as long as you're around, but as soon as you get caught...

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My First Day on Death Row by Tony Enis

I had never been to prison, and now, not only was I going to prison, I was going to death row. The home of men like John Wayne Gacy and the so-called ‘I-57 Killer,’ among others. Up until then, I had only read about such men in newspapers or saw them on television. I never, not even in my worst nightmare, thought I would be counted among them.

When Does Forgiveness Begin and Dehumanization Stop by Kenneth M. Key

Do you hate us so much, that you won't forgive us? Is it wrong to look for someone who can provide a glimmer of hope? What will it take for us, who have been deemed lepers inside and out, to truly be restored? Please, I await your answer. For I among the many would love for the healing to begin.

“Life lessons from inside the walls; Caring for the men who will die in prison: AKA, Hospice care.” by Paul Stotts

I am a "school to prison pipeline" inmate. I was arrested fresh faced at 18 years old given a 31 year sentence. It has...

Risking My Life for 25 Cents by Greg Andreotti

It’s been an interesting week as a SLS (Supportive Living Services) mentor. For those of you who don’t know my job here in prison...

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