"No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child."

Abraham Lincoln.

 

How does the “quote” above apply to the selling of artwork done by adult felons; serving life terms, in a Maximum security prison such as California State Health Facility Penitentiary at Stockton, California; qualify as “helping a child”?

The ‘Artists’, in this case, are incarcerated convicts and many began their incarceration as children; Dwight Abbott being one of them.

 

Dwight is an award winning author of the duo-logy;The other side of the moon:

 “Innocent until Made Guilty”

 

Volume 1; “I Cried, You Didn’t Listen” and Volume 2 “CONSEQUENCE”: the aftermath.

 

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I am Danny Abbott, Dwight Abbott’s brother and I believe that it is never too late to lend a helping hand to these ‘grown children’.

With that in mind, I am Partnering with Dwight and his fellow inmates to offer their artwork on EBay. As you can see these inmates have agreed to give 25% of the proceeds to help others avoid the path they, the inmates, have taken. The money realized will be used by each inmate to buy Wham Whams and Zoo Zoos (candy :-)!); or what little extras they can obtain.

 

This offering is for printed copies only; as a way of introducing folks to the ‘real’ thing. I will send you a 8x11 on plain paper; your choice of ONE of the pictured pieces of artwork. You are given permission to reproduce as many copies as you like for personal use and/or free distribution; however, you are NOT TO SELL copies. (you are on your honor, as the inmates trust you, as YOU trust them!

J

I will color print a hard copy and mail it to you in a large envelope :-)!


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