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J. R. Woodgates
Daily Light on the Prisoner’s Path
Gardeners work long days, scorched by the sun and tormented by flies. Their work is slowed by the rhythms of prison life: When other inmates move through the yard…gardeners must lock up the shovels so someone with escape on his mind can’t get near them.
Not only do inmate gardens yield good fruit (and vegetables) but they also dramatically lower recidivism rates:
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