Chicago's Cook County Jail: Larry's Barber College | Localish
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Inmates inside of Chicago's Cook County Jail become certified barbers through Larry's Barber College. Larry Roberts Jr. runs the program just like any other barber school on the outside. Inmates cut each other's hair and have to complete training to receive their license and certification. The program was designed to help inmates find a job or start a business once they are released. Larry purchases most of the equipment and tools himself, and has been running the program for 9 years free of charge. To donate, visit www.datafoundat....
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Larry is an inspiration. he is changing so many peoples lives. 🙏
I love this! From my personal experiences as a barber this career really can change your life for the better. I really hope all these young men find success in this trade!
We all people and we all mess up. Keeping yourself busy and learning different ways to make money changes a mindset. I wish you all well, god bless
Larry's Barber College. ..Thank U! and Bless U!
God bless you Larry for helping the young man have hope and being there for them we need more man like you.
Good program, inmates should take advantage of the oportunity. Barbershop is a good trade
I am a barber as well and this craft is great to have known they have to use it through the good and bad
VOCATIONAL CLASSES IS A MUST SO WE CAN CHANGE BEHAVIORS, IS A GREAT START TO GIVING US CONVICTS A FIGHTING CHANCE.
The first time I want to jail ,I watched a guy cut the tip of dude's ear off ! 😒I came home went barber school that was in 92 it was a life changer because I was going nowhere fast , now I still love this trade so glad God blessed me with jail to set me on another path ya keep the faith 🙏
In early 1980s Div. 6 was for high bonds and no bond guys. I was in Div 6 for 8 mos. Had my hair cut by guy who was a contract murderer. I was not concerned.
He after 26yrs in prison he passed away.
They got no where to go, u still want your hair cut?😲
Good way to rehabilitate themselves learning a skill and or a trade help them get on track in a positive way
What a great idea!
🥰🥰💎💎🙇🏾♀️🙇🏾♀️🙏🏿🙏🏿🥰🥰🥰🏫🏫🏫many blessings to you in abundance mr Larry
Shout out to Guyton, damn good officer.
These are the types of programs more jails need across the nation to recuperate people into finding an alternative life style then those previously lived cause obviously those didn’t help. They can find self worth, purpose, and a skill that can definitely give them a boost as they head for the door.
This should’ve blew up on RUclips, the prison system has some for convicts even with life sentences giving stability to that prisoner and making the environment more safe for the guards by providing something for the inmates to do instead of being locked up all day in their rooms.
I'm not a junior. It looks good.
I was in that exact room
Seems like a good program! People do make mistakes and
need a second chance!
Alot of people make mistakes in a fraction of a second without thinking. That define who that person really is. Most first and second time offenders do small none violent crimes. May be addicted to drugs may need diapers for there child so shop lifting. No one knows how hard life like us city kids that come from broken homes without parents. I praise the program any program that helps people like us to do better in life is truly a Blessing.....
He don’t talk down to you he talk to you
Their slogan should be "we're here 24 hours a day everyday".
Lol he looks like my coworker lol hella cool
Your awesome bro
Shit dude named shorty on div 6 scared me tf up smh
You looking at some future six figure earners. With all this social media free marketing the odds are in their favor.
Your prison number and what you did was stay with you for the rest of your life they don't give a f*** about you when you get out
👍🏾👍🏾
Free tuition? But in the free world it cost 10- 15k.. sounds like a free college
I don’t know if putting sharp objects in the hands of hard criminals is good idea. Hope all goes well.
All those SOB's are bad people! they attacking guards. You should have listened to your parents and went to school to learn something instead of focusing on crime and violence.
You watch. These guys are gonna end up being some of the top barbers in the Chi! At least they want to be rehabilitated unlike so many at 26th and California that go in and out or are gangbangin’., didn’t learn anything during their time in jail or prison.