she is a wonder. you watch her drop off 3 kids at 3 different schools in the morning, pick them up in the afternoon, shuffle each of them to their designated activities, and bring them all back to the salon she owns until she closes up with the utmost grace, love, and kindness.you realize watching a womanbalance Gillespie agrees, and encourages voters to inform themselves about the rules in their state. “This is one place where you shouldn’t procrastinate,” she toldTeen Vogue. Marissa Elliot Little, an outreach assistant in Jail & Prison Services with the Brooklyn Public Library and a member of the AbLA, has been working to ensure that incarcerated people at the Rikers Island jail complex have reading material. Little tellsTeen Vogue Though AbLA’s work is by no means easy, the association is definitely growing in numbers and dedication over time. In the coming months, AbLA plans to expand some of its online resources to include tool kits for library staff and patrons, creating a research group to determine which library vendors and publishers use prison labor in order to encourage them to stop; conducting a survey to review security and policing in libraries; and to work toward the abolition of the prison-industrial complex.