Sheldon Johnson

We've had quite a few of them now.

They have changed a lot of people's ideas on how the prison system is structured, what the problems with it are, how many people are wrongfully incarcerated, how incredible some of these people are, wasted potential, locked away forever for something they never did, and they didn't break.

Instead, they got stronger and wiser and more intelligent and more educated and came out better.

And they're incredible human beings.

And how many of them are just being wasted?

How much potential?

That's the saddest thing.

And how much does that incentivize you to go right back to crime?

I had to actually go out.

Do they give you any sort of guidelines of what you can do to reintegrate to society or do they just release you?

I don't even know how to convert something to a PDF.

Yeah.

It's pretty simple.

I'm sure, but I don't know how to do it.

Yeah, I'm saying.

If I saw that in an email, I'd be like, fuck.

So how do you... Wow.

Oh my God.

However, a study of Texas prison inmates by the University of Texas Medical Branch estimated that approximately 80% of prisoners in a sample group struggled with their literacy skills and that half were likely to be dyslexic.

So half of them dyslexic