"...if you have been incarcerated before, your chances of getting a job are significantly smaller. This inequality is even more stark along racial lines, with minorities who have been in the prison system facing a steeper uphill climb toward finding a job. The unemployment rate for formerly incarcerated black women nationwide is around 44 percent and it’s around 35 percent for formerly incarcerated black men." Now imagine the statistics during a global pandemic. Cooper Alwadish looks into how those released from prison are working their way back into a life that they never imagined. Read More »