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Where Alabama Inmates Fade Into Old Age

By Rick Bragg · The New York Times · November 1995
Pulitzer Prize
Where Alabama Inmates Fade Into Old Age
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"Grant Cooper knows he lives in prison, but there are days when he cannot remember why. His crimes flit in and out of his memory like flies through a hole in a screen door, so that sometimes his mind and conscience are blank and clean."

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