WOUNDED

For African Americans and people of color who have been incarcerated in the United States, the road back into society can be a long and arduous journey. After release, with hopes of a new lease on life, some inmates leave prison with acquired education and certified training skills, only to be met with hostility, prejudice, and resentment from an unforgiving society that believes ex-cons aren’t deserving of equal rights. This feeds an endless problem of many inmates entering a cycle of re-incarceration over and over again.