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Michael Harris, who has been a guest on “The Way I See It” during the last four weeks, will be with us again, tomorrow, to talk about his life, before and during his incarceration.  Last week, we all had been anticipating the Commission of the Board of Parole Hearing’s decision as to whether Michael would finally be released from the custody of the California State prison system.  After serving an already excessive twenty-two years of a 28-years-to-life sentence, disappointingly, on September 3^rd, the day Michael’s hearing was to take place, the commission ran overtime with other scheduled inmate hearings.  As a result, the decision about Michael’s future was delayed until some time, this coming week. 
 

Although, only two weeks of our series remains with Michael Harris, we are happy to tell you that Michal will be joining “The Way I See It” family as a regular correspondent on various issues that adversely affect our communities and youth.  We believe the same messages, he instills in his fellow inmates, can be parlayed into empowering any young boy or girl within our communities, who are making poor decisions that can affect the rest of their lives.  We want to encourage and support our youth into believing that there are positive alternatives in life.  They must, however, be willing to make such sacrifices as staying in school, staying out of gangs, saying no to drugs, and challenging themselves into visualizing their dreams and reaching towards their loftiest of goals until they achieve their highest potential. 

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