Grace, Frank
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Feminism, "I can understand you becoming anti-male. I listen to the men here, prisoners, guards, admin, etc, and I feel badly for their families. This system surely produces some mental midgets."; and reggae music, "It's [2 am] and I'm sitting here listening to Reegae, 'I wanta get high' Rita Marley and her children. I love Reegae!"; African - American's distrust of African people from outside America.
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Correspondence
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![Biennial report [1932-1934] Biennial report, State Highway and Public Works Commission, Prison Department](https://d2l9jrtx1kk04i.cloudfront.net/96122b7222c25181c870b481f11f84ad9f2b205a.png "Biennial report [1932-1934] Biennial report, State Highway and Public Works Commission, Prison Department")
