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Patrick Young’s New Book Is A Guide To Post-Incarceration Economic Development
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By Percy Lovell Crawford Despite spending 14 years in prison, Patrick Young refused to let that harsh experience be his defining moment. Not only did he find a way out, but he also found a way up. He plans to use his blueprint to help others enjoy economic success following their release from the judicial […]
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