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Prison Sentences                                    Deadfall                                            Inside the Beltway
      Shaka Senghor                                       Linda Fairstein                                     Amie Parnes
      Thursday 4–4:45 pm                                  Thursday 4–4:45 pm                                  Thursday 4–4:45 pm
      Walt Disney Room                                    Anne Rice Room                                      Joan Didion Room

      Shaka Senghor, former inmate and author of Writing   Alexandra Cooper is a Manhattan Assistant District   Amie Parnes, Senior  White House Correspondent
      My Wrongs, is a passionate advocate of prison reform.   Attorney for the Sex Crimes Unit. Linda Fairstein’s   at The Hill in Washington and co-author of the #1
      Senghor was convicted of second-degree murder at    latest novel is #19 in the series, which melds storytelling   New York Times best-seller  Shattered, will share  the
      nineteen. He then served nineteen years in the Michigan   at its best with Fairstein’s experiences as an Assistant   latest news from her beat inside the Beltway. Parnes
      Department of Corrections, seven of them in solitary   District Attorney of the County of New York. Expect   will also bring us up to date on the latest HRC news.
      confinement. He knows, first hand, the myriad issues   an engaging talk by a writer who puts heavy doses of   With Patt Morrison.
      facing our country’s mass incarceration problem and the   grim reality in each of her expertly detailed books.
      failure  of  rehabilitation  through  solitary  confinement.   With Richard North Patterson.
      Elizabeth Sorensen will join him in conversation.


























                               “I’m asking you
                               to envision a
                               world where

                               men and
                               women aren’t
                               held hostage to
                               their past.”

                               — Shaka Senghor


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