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Tells stories of six former gang members, drug addicts, and incarcerated men who lived through intense incidents of violence as well as shifts in populations, industry, and means-and how they overcame the odds. The book provides an argument for restorative justice, drug treatment, mental health services, spiritual practices, jobs training, and the arts instead of mass incarceration.

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Tells stories of six former gang members, drug addicts, and incarcerated men who lived through intense incidents of violence as well as shifts in populations, industry, and means-and how they overcame the odds. The book provides an argument for restorative justice, drug treatment, mental health services, spiritual practices, jobs training, and the arts instead of mass incarceration.
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Autorenporträt
M A ROSAS was born and raised in the Inland Empire. She is an advocate for educational access and equal rights for all. In 2007, she wrote the first book the United Farm Workers published in two decades, California's Broken Promises: The Laws on the Books Are Not the Laws in the Fields. She is a believer in second chances, hope, and is inspired by the idea that all things will work out in the end.