As a new member of the Power of Our Voice, LLC ("POV") family, we would like to express our gratitude and extend a warm welcome to you. Our range of services includes both complimentary and affordable options. We would like to highlight one of our complimentary services, "Prisoners' Corner."
Prisoners' Corner is a blog on our website, www.powerofourvoices.com, where we share your stories, articles, writings, and poems. We are different from other organizations that limit what you say and what you can write about. We want to hear from you and we will post it as is. As long as you are respectful, you are entitled to your First Amendment rights. We also will not edit your submissions, because this is your uniqueness, your intellectual property.
Prisoners' Corner is a blog located on our website, www.powerofourvoices.com, dedicated to showcasing your stories, articles, writings, and poems. Unlike some organizations that impose restrictions on content, we welcome your input and will publish it without alterations. We value your right to freedom of speech as long as it is expressed respectfully. Additionally, we honor your intellectual property by refraining from editing your submissions, preserving your individuality.
You are not alone, you are not forgotten, and we understand that things are not always as they appear. Many of you find yourselves behind bars due to your loyalty, which is often met with disloyalty. We recognize that your voices are frequently silenced, and we aim to amplify them. Your story will not only be featured on our website but also on our Facebook and Twitter pages. We acknowledge that the truth is often distorted by lies, leading to a one-sided view of your situation. Our goal is to share your story so that everyone can see there are always two sides to every story.
We value and accept you just the way you are, and we are grateful to have you as part of our family. If you have any skills you'd like to volunteer to help us expand our free services or the information we provide, please inform us. We also welcome feedback from your friends and family who are not currently incarcerated, regardless of their past. The impact of incarceration extends beyond the individual serving time to affect our entire community, including mothers, fathers, siblings, cousins, children, and even strangers. Together, we are powerful, but divided, we will remain vulnerable.
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