
I was counted 15,523 times in Florida’s prisons—and that’s not including the recounts. Five times a day, I was reminded I wasn’t a person—I was inventory. This is what happened between those counts. Author of COUNT TIME. Yoga teacher. Truth-teller.
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A-dorm, 1-side. There were 80 men inside a dorm at Lake Butler Reception and Medical Center. Do not let the RMC part mislead you. Lake Butler is a maximum-security prison, what the state calls camps, or Correctional Institutions, because in...
I was incarcerated by the Florida Department of Corrections on a ten-year sentence. When my custody status finally dropped to minimum, the administration treated it like I won an award. To me, it felt like a damn insult. The thought of step...
It was 2011, one of Lake Butler RMC’s fucked up years. They’d just stopped selling tobacco, so everyone inside the dorm was on edge, the kind that cuts, like a razor blade the officers were prone to pass during the night shift. When I say e...
In prison, they call them count times. Five times a day, every day, for eight and a half years, I stood by my bunk and waited to be counted. That is 15,523 reminders that I was not a person but inventory. COUNT TIME is the sto...
(Old viso photo at Lawtey)
I’ve been incarcerated for about six years. Here at Lawtey Correctional Institution (what Florida calls prisons) for almost three years now, teaching yoga and becoming someone I’m proud of.
One day, I’m at viso...
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I was counted 15,523 times in Florida’s prisons—and that’s not including the recounts. Five times a day, I was reminded I wasn’t a person—I was inventory. This is what happened between those counts. Author of COUNT TIME. Yoga teacher. Truth-teller.
I help women who have been marginalized elevate their voices, stop surviving power systems, and start leading with Freedom, Influence, and Authority | Certified Executive Leadership & Team Coach | Mentor | I/O Psychologist | Retired Army Civilian
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