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A lifetime of punishment: those formerly incarcerated face major hurdles building their careers
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September 3, 2019
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5:20Now PlayingIn Rhode Island and 30 others states, occupational licensing laws make it difficult for the formerly incarcerated to enter or move up in some careers. Now, as bipartisan support grows to end decades of mass incarceration policies, new legislative efforts are under way to loosen these licensing restrictions for people like Meko Lincoln and Partaja SpannTaylor. Subscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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