Prisons

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Johnny Sack Menu

Johnny Sack Menu

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Activism and Advocacy, Mass Incarceration
Summary
A photo of a written account of meals served in prison, annotated with serving frequencies and descriptions by the individual who received them.

Interview with Andrew Hairston

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Activism and Advocacy, US Criminal Legal System, Visions of Justice
Summary
Andrew describes his views evolving from reformist to abolitionist, his political and religous leadership roles, and the meaning of community and love.

Interview with Katelyn Smith

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Mass Incarceration, Surviving Violence

Interview with Geraldine Tucker

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Mass Incarceration, Surviving Violence

Interview with Louis Gould

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Mass Incarceration, Surviving Violence
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Interview with Maggie Luna

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Activism and Advocacy, Mass Incarceration, US Criminal Legal System, Surviving Violence, Visions of Justice

Interview with Sybil Sybille

Digital Heritage
Category
Activism and Advocacy, Mass Incarceration

Interview with Michelle Parson

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Mass Incarceration, US Criminal Legal System

Interview with Michael Cevallos

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
Activism and Advocacy, Mass Incarceration, US Criminal Legal System, Visions of Justice
Summary
Lovinah Igbani-Perkins interviews Michael Cevallos about his re-entry into the free world after being incarcerated for over thirty years.

Interview with Jose Becerra

Digital Heritage
Community
Texas After Violence Project
Category
US Criminal Legal System
Summary
Juania Sueños interviews Jose Becerra about his experiences serving seven years in juvenile detention facilities and prisons throughout Texas as an undocumented immigrant to the United States.