I am 62 years old. When I left Artesia and was driving to the airport to fly back to Alaska, I started crying in the car. I do not recall the last time I cried.–Visiting Artesia was a discouraging and depressing experience because my government is crushing the [spirits] of brave women and their children through a combination of denial of due process and stressful living conditions.
Published: April 7, 2016
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