All Of Us Or None SC Formerly Incarcerated Cohorts

03/23/2026

SCDC INMATES REPORT ON CONDOTIONS WORSENING THERE DUE DECREASE STAFF...
I've been in prison for almost 19 years I'm at turbeville corrections institution..I'm tired I just want to go home prison is getting worser and worser from the food to health n mental health these plp don't care bout them selfs have no degrees in anything they give u less then the bare minimum the food will kill idk how much more to say to the youth to not come to jail,plp loosing there lives loosing there mind scdc is not helping they actually investing in everything but rehabilitation,they steady putting up nets stopping programs u only get to participate in them if u under 6 months..where is this change u expect from me when u give me no hope to hold on too..laws made by the criminal them selfs were it don't affect them but me n u..we still living in this matrix blind being led by a slave mentality government were all they see is profit in us..$30,000 a year per inmate one pair Crocs that supposed to last u 1 year before u can turn them in what if u have no money u have to wear them same Crocs to the kitchen in the snow in the rain yur toes and feet get f up,2 state bars for the month u can only make 1 five minute phone call per month..I'm tired because I don't see the change for the better I see it for the worst,I see more brothers dying gasping for help..they block our visits and ways to put funds on are books..the cafeteria is the worst here at turbeville they hire junkies with no self respect n morals bout them selfs Ms Burgess is evil and so disrespectful with her workers holds back on the food don't give u orange juice or fruits because she says we make wine with it that's not your job ma'am your job is to put food ont he plate not police them..I will write bck to any one who got questions about scdc or prison...

08/22/2025

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10/29/2024

10/29/2024

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10/25/2024

Horror-ween.... okay already.

10/25/2024

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07/15/2024

AOUONSC Practices on Self-Care Tai Chi, Recovery Yoga, and other Meditations are great for downloading mental stress and overloaded brain activity from the constant hustle and bustle and frustrations.

07/15/2024

Welcome to the AOUONSC FIC page! This site aims to connect the families, children, wives, significant others, and friends of South Carolina's incarcerated and formerly incarcerated citizens.

The All Of Us Or None SC Formerly Incarcerated Cohorts is dedicated to advancing the freedoms and liberties of peers and organizing for these freedoms of equality, integrity, and restoration of rights of formerly and currently incarcerated individuals in South Carolina. So, the formerly incarcerated can work on healing and rebuilding their lives in the community without rejection, discrimination, harassment, fear, and further harm.

The mission involves organizing campaigns, proposal writing, and legislating new policies and updated penal codes to focus on diversity inclusion, reinstatement of civil and human rights, and harm repair rather than polarity from top-down structures leadership controlling humanity to incite fear and suffering. NoMoreSlavery.org

We seek to shed light on the injustices faced by people with past arrests and conviction histories. We aim to support each other and advocate for better policies so that the criminal justice system will not harm our children and grandchildren for the rest of their lives. We believe in changing the way SC incarcerates our people and in receiving forgiveness and fair treatment from society upon release. Our collective supports and advocates for justice-impacted citizens and their loved ones, addressing issues of involuntary servitude, racial injustice, and social impact stemming from past arrests and convictions.

This platform empowers South Carolina offenders and ex-offenders, providing transparency and a platform to express your voice on those experiences. We aim to address current racial discrimination, societal issues, and childhood trauma that have led to over-capacity in prisons and jails, as SC sweeps away the working poor and the unfortunate to give away jobs to illegals, which creates intent on further injustices to formerly incarcerated citizens. "WE ARE HERE TO AMPLIFY"


We believe that everyone deserves a second chance, and we are working to end the stigma that surrounds people who have been incarcerated. We are pursuing a future where formerly incarcerated people can thrive, regardless of their past. If you or someone you know has been impacted by the criminal justice system, please join us. We are stronger together.

We organize through proposal writing for accessible opportunities and restored privileges, recognizing the discrimination and suffering experienced behind bars and upon re-entering communities. We believe that formerly incarcerated citizens are often treated as less than human and that we must collectively work toward a policy lens that addresses these injustices.

We invite those willing to stand in solidarity with us to share firsthand experiences, organize for change within the criminal justice system and prison industrial complex, and participate in rallying on 'Quest for Democracy' day in Early Spring at the State Capitol. We can do this, South Carolina, all of us or none.