HOW WOULD YOU SURVIVE? The Incident, The Arrest, And Jail

The mainstream media seldom features the thousands of people arrested every day for trivial and unprovoked incidents. As a result, we are conditioned to doubt our chances of ever being the culprit or victim of circumstances that lead to being arrested, taken to jail, or worse. In jail individuals from all social classes and professions are being victimized, traumatized, and exploited. "How Would You Survive?" answers the critical question, addresses myths and truths, and reveals how to recognize and maneuver insidious personalities, with do's and don'ts suggestions to equip readers with the wisdom that hopefully you or your loved one will never have to use.

Engaging chapters "Stop Thinking That They Can't Come For You," "Should Snitches Get Stitches," "Don't Drop The Soap," "Lockup Love" and "Is It Jailhouse Religion" are some reader favorites creating contentious discussions many book clubs, social forums, and Crime and Punishment discussions.

A.J. Crenshaw, III has been instrumental in combatting mass incarceration for two decades serving as a program manager, program analyst, and mentor for youth and adult programs in both private and government agencies. As a young honor student, A.J. would soon gain first-hand knowledge of the wide variety of circumstances that can subject any adult or child to the judicial system.  AJ merges his social science and psychology academia with real-life experience to educate, raise awareness, and guide individuals through life challenges.