What they wanted more than anything was to be productive members of society. They wanted to have a job.
Elijah Cummings: “What they wanted more than anything was to be productive members of society. They wanted to have a job.”
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Cummings emphasizes the desire of formerly incarcerated individuals to reintegrate and find employment.
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