Prison

[close] Post-Carceral is an abolitionist collective working to dismantle the carceral state through open-source collaboration, conversation, & community oversight.

[close] Goodreads author Andrew Miles will be available August 14, 2012 to September 14, 2012 to answer any of your questions. MESSEGE FROM THE AUTHOR: Dear readers, it will be my pleasure to discuss with you my current book, the pressing issues facing our nation and anything else that you deem worthy.Re

[close] Nights are cold and damp at best. The wind howls through the hallway. The corridor is dark, chains rattle, and heavy footfalls echo from end to end. A single light flickers at one end and muffled voices can be heard. There is no hope. There is no improving. This is the end. Once through those doors, they will never see the light of day again. This is, after all, the final resting place for the world's worst criminals. Welcome to Hell. Welcome to Wakefield. Welcome! This group is an Rp based at a prison. Do not join unless you plan on being active. Rp as a prisoner or a guard. Rps per cell will be opened as soon as there are enough members in each cell. If you want to join and see that there are XXX+ posts in one cell, don't be discouraged. You can join and create a new cell where the rp will start at 0. So, kind of like a one on one but it should be a five member rp (four prisoners and one guard). The warden may move from cell to cell at will. Follow all rules. **Only three characters per member!!**

[close] “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better.” Maya Angelou I feel like I have seen through the "smoke and mirrors" of the "American Dream" since the pandemic. This group is about stepping out of our comfort zones by picking up and reading things we would not necessarily pick up on our own. This group is not about being right or wrong, its about discussing what you are learning as we go. This group is being moderated by a 44 y/o privileged white woman who now knows better and wants to do better. I am never done learning. I make mistakes. I can be wrong or misinformed, and I am always willing to discuss that.