This election year, there’s so much more on the ballot than just a choice for who will be the next president. Uncuffed is bringing you the stories and opinions from a group of people who are not allowed to vote because of their prison sentence, but who will be directly affected by the results. Uncuffed alum and host Thanh Tran went back into the San Quentin Media Center to talk to the producers inside about some key issues — including two major state propositions.
That's what I truly feel this proposition is about. What type of neighbor do you want coming home to you? The person who was treated like a slave for two decades?Thanh Tran
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This episode was produced with help from Kathy Novak, Sonia Paul, Kelly McEvers, Chirae Cannon, Angela Johnston, Greg Eskridge, Ninna Gaensler-Debs, and sound designer Eric Maserati-E Abercrombie.
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