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I said, what is that?

He said, this is the Nash News.

The Nash News is a newspaper, written edited and produced by the men incarcerated at Nash

Correctional Institution in Nashville, North Carolina. Tell me what it looked like and

what you remember thinking as you were kind of looking through it.

I was amazed that people in prison could produce such a thing.

It wasn't a newsletter, it just printed on paper, it wasn't photocopied, it had real pictures, it was glossy, and it had weight to it.

And I wondered, you know, who allowed somebody to do this?

This is Philip Vance Smith II.

He's been incarcerated for 22 years, serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole.

He was convicted of first-degree murder for shooting a man in 2001.

Nash Correctional is a medium security prison with two manufacturing plants, one that makes

eyeglasses for incarcerated men and women, Medicaid patients, and state employees, and a print plant.

The print plant is, I think, the 10th largest in the nation is also I think the second largest on the

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