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Poet Gina Loring on lost potential of incarcerated youth

Clip: 5/20/2014 | 52s

Poet Gina Loring on lost potential of incarcerated youth

Gina Loring believes the judicial system does a great disservice to many young people who have never had a fair chance at life. "I am moved by many of the teenagers behind bars and find myself simultaneously inspired and outraged by their stories," she says.

05/20/2014 | Rating NR

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