Nadoo2025
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Nadoo2025
Apr 19
Last year, 2024, was the most challenging year of my life, despite having spent six years incarcerated. The harshest period was the six months I spent in solitary confinement at Oakdale, Louisiana, where I faced unprecedented cruelty and racism from the staff and medical team. The isolation took a toll on my mental health, and I began to hallucinate. Simple memories of loved ones became foggy, and I struggled to recall their names. It was during this dark time that I poured my emotions into music, crafting songs that reflected the turmoil I was experiencing.
One thing that struck me is that certain faiths prohibit their followers from engaging with the prison system, instead opting for alternative forms of punishment and rehabilitation. I understand the appeal of this approach, as it prioritizes healing and accountability over punitive measures. Perhaps a more nuanced system, one that takes into account the severity of the crime and the individual's circumstances, could provide a mo
Thank you