
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 showdown’s coming between me and Officer Ono. Every day on the compound, he says he’ll be the one to finally catch me hustling.
I’m dedicated to teaching yoga, helping other incarcerated men, and healing myself. Learning asanas helps peo...
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In prison they call it count time, and every inmate has to be counted. In Florida it feels like it happens all damn day. An officer steps into the dorm and screams “COUNT TIME,” and whatever you’re doing dies right then and there. You rush...
A couple of days ago the publisher reached out to me with a challenge. He asked me to write a real account of what the prison system’s really like. Showing how it functions as a crime college for some and a complete waste of time for other...
The Florida Department of Corrections is my Voldemort.
To those on the outside, that might sound like a pop-culture exaggeration, but anyone who’s survived a ten-year stretch or more behind those fences understands how accurate the compari...
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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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