It’s eerily strange the correlations between the Iran War and the ongoing struggles between the Virginia Department of Corrections and the inmate population. Iran has realized that there is no way to end the war, so they are resorting to drastic, unheard-of tactics. The Virginia DOC has also realized that there is no way to end the war on drugs in their prison, so they are beginning to offer inmates the option to get high for free through a program now named MOUD, which is an acronym for Managing Opioid Use Disorder. What happens is that medical gives inmates Suboxone shots or pills to combat a supposed opioid issue, which, shouldn’t be opioids in prison anyway, right? Yeah, inmates can obtain drugs for free from the DOC, but this chicken can’t choose who she wants to live with. Wow. Or, for that matter, have any privacy in an open dormitory.
I implore anyone with the heart to call Richmond and demand equal and fair treatment of trans inmates. In closing, there has been a development and evaluation program to reduce homophobia and transphobia among human resource staff and health professionals in the workplace. This was developed by Y. Matsutaka, Y. Osuka, K. Suno, J. Idia, and K. Fuji. Sorry, guys, if I massacred your name. It was featured in Psychology of Sex Orientation and Gender Diversity, Volume Two, Pages 153 to 164. I encourage anyone who owns a business to implement these policies. I encourage Prison Radio to implement these policies. I encourage everyone to call their local DOC to implement these policies, and I encourage everyone to call the VA DOC to implement these policies because our life in this prison system is pure hell. But, I’m not just preaching this to the choir. I’m implementing these in my own businesses, Pride Global Enterprises, upon my release. Thank you, have a great day.
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