Voices Of Truth - One-On-One With Hawai`i's Future - "Fish Out Of Water - A Visit With Andre Perez"
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From: TheKoaniFoundation
Posted: Apr 5 08
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Aloha, Andre Perez, Free Hawaii, Hawaiian Nation, independence, Koani Foundation, prison, Voices Of Truth
You'll be as riveted as us as Andre describes his experiences visiting inside prison, and what it was like working with Hawaiian inmates, including a surprise he could have never imagined -- coming face to face with a convict who committed a crime against his own family -- and who turned out to be his cousin.
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