A Tale of Two Prisons: Retribution Versus Rehabilitation & What America Can Learn from Germany
By Rosendo Rodriguez III “The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering…
by Rosendo Rodriguez (TX)
By Rosendo Rodriguez III “The degree of civilization in a society can be judged by entering…
by Rosendo Rodriguez (TX)
By Joseph Dole “Animals.” For people in prison, that single word can evoke powerful emotions. As…
by Joseph Dole (IL)
I have a very intimate understanding of the effects of long-term isolation on a person´s mental…
by Joseph Dole (IL)
At times in life we are all tested and sometimes expected to make changes however terrible…
by Mwandishi Mitchell (PA)
Please make a donation to support Minutes Before Six By Jeremiah Bourgeois My hands were cuffed…
by Jeremiah Bourgeois (WA)
Please make a donation to support Minutes Before Six By Eduardo Ramirez The business of the…
by Eduardo Ramirez (PA)
By Armando Macias Why would anyone in his right mind want to starve himself? No food…
by Armando Macias (CA)
By Samuel Hawkins I was shoved into a cell, with no mattress, no bed, no clothes.…
by Samuel Hawkins (WA)
By Santonio D. Murff FYI, Family: Prison hasn’t been about rehabilitation since 1982 when then President…
by Santonio Murff (TX)
By Michael Lambrix *This story received an honorable mention in the memoir category of the 2014 Annual…
by Michael Lambrix (FL)
