November 22, 2009
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Crossing Lines

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April 1, 2004
Kathy Kelly CommonDreams.org 
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Kelly's story is rife with irony. Her cellmates called her 'Missiles' and one wonders what they must have thought of an educated, financially stable white woman intentionally committing crimes that land her in the slammer. But Kelly understands that she is doing time not only as the consequence of her protests, but as an effort at self-education 'I do feel troubled because I've been so distanced, in recent years, from some of the poorest people in our country,' she writes. 'I need to better understand what's happening to them.'
-- Jacob Wheeler

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