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They Took My Time, But Not My Voice
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- ISBN8231920020
- EAN9798231920020
- Date de parution05/07/2025
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- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
They Took My Time, But Not My Voice: A True Story Of Prison and Purpose. For nearly two decades, Lakesha Jones survived what was meant to break her. Sentenced to 200 months behind bars, she learned that prison doesn't just steal your freedom- it tries to erase who you are. Within the cold walls of Edna Mahan Correctional Facility, Lakesha witnessed the darkest sides of humanity: abuse, corruption, addiction, and violence.
She also discovered something the system never expected- a strength and purpose that no cage could destroy. This unflinching memoir takes you beyond the headlines and inside the lived reality of incarceration. With honesty and heart, Lakesha recounts the quiet breakdowns in the shower, the fights that started over nothing, and the moments of sisterhood that kept her alive. From boiling makeshift meals in a microwave to comforting women who shows what survival really looks like.
But, this isn't just a story of pain- its a story of transformation. After years in a system designed to crush her, Lakesha walked out with her voice intact. She found a new purpose: to share her truth so that others could find theirs, to advocate for those still trapped behind the gates, and to prove that redemption is possible.
She also discovered something the system never expected- a strength and purpose that no cage could destroy. This unflinching memoir takes you beyond the headlines and inside the lived reality of incarceration. With honesty and heart, Lakesha recounts the quiet breakdowns in the shower, the fights that started over nothing, and the moments of sisterhood that kept her alive. From boiling makeshift meals in a microwave to comforting women who shows what survival really looks like.
But, this isn't just a story of pain- its a story of transformation. After years in a system designed to crush her, Lakesha walked out with her voice intact. She found a new purpose: to share her truth so that others could find theirs, to advocate for those still trapped behind the gates, and to prove that redemption is possible.
