for a Smithsonian Institution minority fellowship at the National Museum of American History and was hired as a museum aide at the National Museum of American Art a year later.

It took many years to work on it.CSL wrote a 600-page handwritten manuscript so it took time to decipher much of it and then make it readable.

If I had been attacked by NF members I would have fought back.Chol Soo writes of Joe Fong as one of the few successful convicts to get out and make a life for himself.was killed along with two other inmates and three guards.

Chol Soo recounts his visits with K.I had been getting weird looks from some predatory convicts.

Warren Furutani and Jai Lee Wong from Los Angeles started the L.

Richard explains in his introduction to FWJ: Chol Soos life after prison was anything but joyous.Interspersed with his survival challenges.

he was not prepared to live as a normal human being in free society.We have no room to share with others.

It was really a community-engaged project like the movement! But CSL had a way of capturing scenes that was incredible.to becoming Johnny Spains chess buddy in the yard.