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A painting with the outline of a horizon in black covered with a stretch of barbed wire. Above that, a depiction of either sunrise or sunset stretching into a night sky with one bright point that could be a moon or star.

From razor wire to emotional barriers, women serving life sentences contend with walls of all kinds—physical, rhetorical, and of their own making.

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I Choose to Look Above the Prison Walls…

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  • dignity
  • emotional barriers
  • incarcerated people
  • incarceration
  • jails
  • life sentences
  • prison
  • psychological walls
  • rhetorical walls
  • safety
  • transformative and restorative justice
  • victimization
  • violence
  • walls
  • women
by Chelsea Horton
Published November 15, 2019

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