I've never had much experience with jails. I was briefly introduced
to a holding cell in Washington D.C.'s Anacostia police station in March
of this year after refusing to move from the White House sidewalk while
protesting the KXL Pipeline. I stood in there for ten minutes with five
other female college students before I was processed and released.
However,
I now find myself quickly becoming familiarized with the procedures and
expectations of Schuyler, Chemung, and Yates County Jails as the We Are
Seneca Lake civil disobedience campaign continues into December.
