When You Hear Me (You Hear Us): Voices on Youth Incarceration Author|Anne Fish

When You Hear Me (You Hear Us): Voices on Youth Incarceration Author|Anne FishA plea for racial justice and prison reform comes from incarcerated youth, their families, and the criminal justice community, through poetry and personal stories. The voices of incarcerated young people call out for racial justice and prison reform in this poignant anthology of poetry and personal stories. We hear not only from youth themselves but also from their community of mothers, loved ones, correctional staff, public defenders, prosecutors,

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