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| Ex-offender fights for the rights of others |
| By herald-review.com - Bob Fallstrom |
| Published: 07/24/2013 |
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Illinois - Lori Williams continues to wage the battle to be a meaningful member of society. She’s gaining. She is the manager of a Decatur area book store, a major step up from previous restaurant work. “I love this job,” she said. “I’m a life-long learner, a history buff and current events reader.” Williams was a drug addict for nearly 30 years. She was sentenced to five years in prison for possession of crack cocaine, incarcerated in the Decatur Correctional Center. Read More. |
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True empathy only can consist with rote teaching as well as experiential awareness. Good job.