Akili Duncan on the color of incarceration

The color of incarceration

Posted on 10. May, 2011 by in Edited Interviews

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Akili Duncan, 39, describes why the color green springs to mind when he thinks about his 20-year-old son in prison.

Diamond feels distant from her father

Feeling distant from father

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Raymond Rodriguez, Jr. Keeping it Inside

Holding it inside

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Robert Salzman, 51, who spent time in prison, performs his strenuous daily routine on a Bronx sidewalk. He said that sometimes the stability of prison could seem preferable to life on the outside.

A prison life gets a second act

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Makeba Lavan on maintaining healthy boundaries

Maintaining healthy boundaries

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Raymond Rodriguez, 14, describes what he considers the perfect moment with his father who has been incarcerated for almost all of Raymond's childhood.

A glimpse at happiness

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A perfect moment

A perfect moment

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