“When I was incarcerated and on community status, I worked at Burger King. Alabama would take 60% of my check because I was the property of the state. Burger king was aware that we were incarcerated and knew much of that money would never reach us. I went without the entire time I was locked up, but my labor was constant. So many people have their hand in the cookie jar and profited off of my body, my labor, the bodies and labor of women I left behind. ”