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{"value"=>"Brandon Holmes, Trent Taylor, Elena Weissman"}
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{"value"=>"<p>Brandon Holmes, a criminal justice reform advocate for JustLeadershipUSA, has several relatives, including teenage cousins, who have been incarcerated at Rikers Island.</p> <p>Trent Taylor, a Virginia native living in Harlem, was incarcerated at Rikers three times, including one two-year period. He returned home after sixteen years in prison and works in a nursing home.</p> <p>Elena Weissman, director of the Bronx Freedom Fund, helps bail out pretrial detainees she visits at Rikers Island.</p>"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The narrators discuss their personal experiences with health and wellness, emphasizing the importance of factors like independence, family connection, and access to resources.</p> <p>Interviewed by Piper Anderson of the Local Voice Network Community via Zoom.</p>"}
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