Texas prisons white collars and work rules contrasted
The piece debunks myths about Texas prisons by detailing inmate labor and pay. It notes inmates fund color TV from commissary profits, wake times, 3 30 a.m. starts, 6 a.m. work, and no pay for work. It covers prison industries, agriculture, public service, and a managed care health system with 20 percent lower costs. It also compares hair, uniforms, and limited phone use, plus Windham School District outputs and overall system size.
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