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Designer Empowers Formerly Incarcerated and Homeless Women with Jobs
Posted
January 15, 2016
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1,341
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34
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January 15, 2016
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Jan 15, 20161:37Now PlayingA clothing company in California is giving formerly incarcerated women a chance to start over by giving them a job. Road 22, a t-shirt company employs women who haved face hardships in their lives such as jail or homelessness. The t-shirt company will hire these women even if they don't have experience and will train them. Road 22 is named after the road leading out of a central California correctional facility. #InsideEdition
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