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Letters to Our Sons: A Collection of Letters by Prisoners & Ex-Prisoners to Stop Mass Incarceration of Our Youth Format:Paperback Product Dimensions: 6

Letters to Our Sons: A Collection of Letters by Prisoners & Ex-Prisoners to Stop Mass Incarceration of Our Youth Format:Paperback Product Dimensions: 6On April 15 2018 seven prisoners were slaughtered and twenty two seriously injured during a prison riot in South Carolina. This incident prison conditions and mass incarceration were the inspiration for this book Letters to Our Sons which represents five years of research. Authors Dawn Simmons and Heru Mossiah Maat collaborated with over 80 prisoners from behind the steel fences of maximum security prisons in South Carolina and throughout the United

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Letters to Our Sons: A Collection of Letters by Prisoners & Ex-Prisoners to Stop Mass Incarceration of Our Youth Format:Paperback Product Dimensions: 6On April 15 2018 seven prisoners were slaughtered and twenty two seriously injured during a prison riot in South Carolina. This incident prison conditions and mass incarceration were the inspiration for this book Letters to Our Sons which represents five years of research. Authors Dawn Simmons and Heru Mossiah Maat collaborated with over 80 prisoners from behind the steel fences of maximum security prisons in South Carolina and throughout the United

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