Prison From The Inside Out is both a book and an act of trust: A black man From New Jersey and a white woman From New York meet in a workshop at a North Carolina prison.
On March 30, 1991, William "Mecca" Elmore fired a gun toward a parked and occupied van in an attempt to protect a friend who he thought was.
Together they have created this book.
They decide they have something to tell the world about incarceration, self-esteem, personal growth, survival, and the power of trust.
Prison From The Inside Out is both a book and an act of trust: A black man From New Jersey and a white woman From New York meet in a workshop at a North Carolina prison