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This episode is dedicated to all women in all walks of life who are fighting the good fight. Tune in with Vanessa, Tawanda, Lissa, Anita, and Amanda as they discuss about women in prison and the situation that they are facing during incarceration.

RELATED NEWS: Recently an Atlanta Public Teacher on a 14-year sentence for an $8 million food stamp scheme was commuted of her sentence by the POTUS. Once this woman was in prison she ended up using her teaching background to tutor inmates and help facilitate children's programs inside the prison.

Join us as we discuss about #TrueCrime today. We're diving in to serial killers. Tune in!

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Tune in with us as DeOnte Garrett and Ray Davis talks about an issue that's close to their hearts: the effect of prisons on families.

#Take411 #Prisons #Inmates #Family #FamilyIssues

Listen as Tawanda discusses how to hold on to hope in times of uncertainty.

#Take411 #HoldingOnToHope #Hope #Uncertainty #Motivation

Join us as Vanessa, Tawanda, and Lissa discuss employment for returning citizens here at Take 411!

#Take411 #ReturningCitizens #Prisoners #EmploymentOpportunities

Tune in with us as we talk about a hot book release by Another Chance Media 🔥 With special guests, Patricia Coleman and Carlos Hubbard—family of Da Bluff City's author, Lafayette "Ty" Howard.

📣Cop his book here: https://amzn.to/3kEKsQA 📣

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Tune in with us as we talk about the impact of prison in America with Tawanda, Alexis, and Vanessa.

#Take411 #Prison #LockedUp #Incarcerated

Tune in with us as we talk more about the mindset of prisoners with DeOnte Garrett! 

During this worldwide pandemic, we have been facing so much uncertainty and our essential workers have stepped up and been going so hard to help.

Tune into the show as we talk about what an essential worker really is? How helpful essential workers are and how to support or become one.

In March 2020, the world was hit with a Pandemic that changed the lives of the world and this includes the lives of men and women in the Federal and State prison also. While many people in the Community, went home,  stayed for months, and began practicing Social Distancing to ensure we do not catch "COVID 19", a lot of prisoners were left helpless with no plan of what to do during the times of uncertainty. In unfortunate situations, the prison officials had no clue what to do or how to help. With the Pandemic, Courts were closed in various places, motions falling in limbo, prisoners getting sick and not able to receive medical treatment and so many families left feeling hopeless.

Join us as we discuss Prison Pandemic and the last 9 months.