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‘Being creative represents a form of freedom’ for those behind bars

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In a book “Intersections: Seeking Self at Parchman Prison,” Sally Lott McLellan wrote about how her art class and volunteer work was a journey of self-discovery for her students and herself.
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‘Being creative represents a form of freedom’ for those behind bars

In a book “Intersections: Seeking Self at Parchman Prison,” Sally Lott McLellan wrote about how her art class and volunteer work was a journey of self-discovery for her students and herself.

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columbianprogress.com broke the news in on Friday, January 2, 2026.
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