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Of myself. Pity me not, but let thy hearing to what i shall invoke. This is a story about two worlds coming together. One is a place of punishment and violence. Ive been taught to be tough, be reckless. Thats what a man is. Where men live with regret and time stands still. Its like waking up in the same horrible dream over and over and over. Im the cause. The other is a place of promise for boys on the brink of manhood, that can open doors to bright futures. I applied to mit, berkeley, usc. Ive heard of those schools. Now, these two worlds are coming together. How are you feeling about it . Im...

What i shall invoke. This is a story about two worlds coming together. One is a place of punishment and violence. Ive been taught, be tough, be reckless. Thats what a man is. Where men live with regret and time stands still. Its like waking up from the same horrible dream over and over and over. Im the cause. The other is a place of promise for boys on the brink of manhood that can open doors to bright futures. I applied to mit, berkeley, usc. I have heard of those schools. Now these two worlds are coming together. How are you feeling about it . Im really nervous. The outcome is something no o...

KSBW 8 went behind the prison walls at the CTF in Soledad to get a first-hand look at a unique program that allows students to interact with prisoners.

A high school student needed help with tuition, so an unlikely group stepped up: Prison inmates Kellie B. Gormly, The Washington Post Jan. 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 5 1of5Sy Newson Green, center, attended a book club at California's Soledad State Prison while he was a student at nearby Palma School. Jason Bryant, right, is one of the inmates who led the fundraising for Newson Green's tuition at the Catholic school.Courtesy of CNNShow MoreShow Less 2of5Sy Newson Green, center, at an Exercises in Empathy book club meeting with classmates from Palma School and his benefactors at ...