My Mother's Letters Should Belong to Me - Not a Company That Works With Prisons
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from Truthout2 weeks ago
Most of my 3,966 emails are from my mother... it's hard to maintain a line of independence, especially, because I'm so dependent on her for support.
Truthouthttps://truthout.org/articles/my-mothers-letters-should-belong-to-me-not-a-company-that-works-with-prisons/
Our correspondence over the past 22 years have been as much... for my own sanity, as I hope it has been for yours,' she often says.
Truthouthttps://truthout.org/articles/my-mothers-letters-should-belong-to-me-not-a-company-that-works-with-prisons/
JPay's tablet program rolled out in New York in 2019... it allows email service on weekends, and in many instances, it's faster than snail mail.
Truthouthttps://truthout.org/articles/my-mothers-letters-should-belong-to-me-not-a-company-that-works-with-prisons/
JPay's 'Terms of Service and Warranty Policy' is both straightforward and contradictory... VideoGrams will not be made available to you on the USB drive.
Truthouthttps://truthout.org/articles/my-mothers-letters-should-belong-to-me-not-a-company-that-works-with-prisons/
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#jpay #incarceration #digital-communication #prison-reform #privacy-concerns
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