Remembering you are there to protect and to serve, not to harm.
Imagine seeing these men for who they truly are-human beings, just like you, many in there from choices made trauma and a teenage mind, or they're wrongfully incarcerated (shouldn't be in there in the first place) But MOST are good people.

We have a moral duty- to God, to country, to ourselves-to treat others as we want to be treated, how we want our children to be treated. That’s not weakness; that’s integrity. The line between you and them is thinner than most will admit. The difference is often just circumstance—who got caught, and who didn’t.                         

So picture this: walking into a unit where respect moves both ways. Where faces lift instead of harden. Where the air feels lighter, your purpose in life clearer in all ways, because you choose compassion and kindness to replace disdain and control.
When we restore their dignity, we restore our own.

Thank you for  all that you do, and please begin a new way if you are on the side of  inflicting  harm in your daily  life, at work and at home.