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Diane Kahn: Founding Member of Humans of San Quentin (ep. 768)
Apr 17, 2025
Diane Kahn, a former elementary school teacher and founding member of Humans of San Quentin, passionately advocates for second chances and shared humanity. She discusses her transformative work in California's notorious prison, emphasizing the power of storytelling to heal and humanize those incarcerated. Diane highlights moments of surprising kindness and the importance of empathy in addressing the challenges of the criminal justice system. Her insights inspire listeners to confront their own biases and foster a deeper connection with others, celebrating shared humanity.
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- Diane Kahn emphasizes the transformative power of storytelling in helping incarcerated individuals find healing and reclaim their identities beyond past mistakes.
- Through her work with Humans of San Quentin, Kahn advocates for empathy and understanding, highlighting the surprising kindness often found among those in prison.
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