> That summer the temperature inside my cell reached 125 degrees Fahrenheit. I hope people understand common this is in jails and prisons around the US. The pr

> That summer the temperature inside my cell reached 125 degrees Fahrenheit. I hope people understand common this is in jails and prisons around the US. The prison I worked at was the same way. We were told to lie about the temperatures in the pods because the thermometers were broken but the common areas would reach up to 100 degrees. Hell, even the control rooms would get 115+ because they wouldn't fix our air conditioner. I got heat exhaustion once and had a heat stroke. These places are the worst human rights abuses in the US and should immediately be abolished and replaced with something much less sinister and more helpful.