Our Lives: Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett explores stories of minorities in prison system
The novel “Invisible Mothers” details the experiences of formerly incarcerated minorities and their reintegration to society. News 12’s Gwen Edwards is joined by the author Dr. Janet Garcia-Hallett to hear more about the book.
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Nov 27, 2022, 5:51 PM
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