#Prisonworld News - Modern Day Brothel Madam BUSTED A Houston woman who ran an international sex trafficking ring out of her East End cantina was sentenced to life in prison Wednesday, officials said. Hortencia “Tencha” Medeles, 70, was convicted in April of conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, conspiracy to harbor aliens,...
The Death Penalty has always been and will always be a controversial topic. Taking someone's life is a hard and permanent decision. Kelly Gissendaner, the only female on Georgia's death row, was executed after all of her appeals had been exhausted all the way to the Supreme Court. Not...
Few niche media companies are diversified and have ownership stakes in multiple genres. In the new millennium, widening the reach to a mass audience in order to bring awareness to a cause via print, radio, blog, webTV and social media is exactly what Dawah International, LLC does.
The Prisonworld Radio Hour Talks Real Talk with Wahida Clark for Women in Prison Series Show #4 When you think of pulling yourself up by your boot straps, Wahida Clark is definitely one of those people that have done that. Starting out her writing career from a prison cell,...
Going to prison is not always a death sentence. Quite the contrary…it can bring life. A rebirth so to speak. After three stints in a federal prison, Sheila Raye Charles, the daughter of the legendary singer Ray Charles, finally broke her 20 year drug addiction. Sheila connects with co-hosts Jenny and Rufus Triplett to discuss being stigmatized as a felon, her broken relationship with her family and how she now is reaching back behind bars to give those presently incarcerated hope.
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From Prison to Prominence
What happens to women when they come out of prison? What are the success stories? Prison is so much more than TV entertainment, ala Orange is the New Black, but its a time for transformation. In this edition of the Prisonworld Radio Hour, Allison T Moore breaks it down to co-hosts Jenny and Rufus Triplett as to what happened during her 7 years of incarceration and how she made a decision to not let that break her but she used it as an empowerment to teach others.
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