Until I earned my degree I never thought that I would be a person who’d care about others.
This is my spot (on the yard) where I have a view of everyone, particularly the youngsters. I wonder why these young men-so full of life- aren’t taking advantage of the educational opportunities here.
I’m serving a sentence of 71 years to life and with all this time eating at me, I’ve decided to better myself through the many educational opportunities San Quentin has to offer.
Until I earned my degree I never thought that I would be a person who’d care about others. What motivated me the most was when my daughter got her degree, and I didn’t want her babies to get a degree before me. Today I enjoy being an assistant in the GED program (High School Equivalency Diploma) and a peer educator to inmates studying to take the GED in a program called Academic Peer Education Program or APEP.
