The Jailing of Cecilia Capture Alice Kessler-Harris and introductions from the editors

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The Jailing of Cecilia Capture Alice Kessler-Harris and introductions from the editorsCecelia Capture Welles, an Indian law student and mother of two, is jailed on her thirtieth birthday for drunk driving. Held on an old welfare fraud charge, she reflects back on her life on the reservation in Idaho, her days as an unwed mother in San Francisco, her marriage to a white liberal, and her decision to return to college. This mixed inheritance of ambition and despair brings her to the brink of suicide.