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‘I Am Somebody’

For men and women who have committed crimes, the biggest challenge often isn’t being incarcerated—it’s dealing with ongoing perceptions that they are, because of their past, forever tagged as “criminal” and subjected to a status that is somewhat less than human.  

By Steve Rempe
October 6, 2015
Cabrini Green | Cabrini Green Legal Aid | I Am Somebody | Illinois | Second Prison Project

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