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Harvard scientist visits prison where he was once incarcerated, gives graduation speech
Christopher Medina-Kirchner, a Harvard Medical School researcher, returned to the Racine Youthful Offender Correctional Facility where he was incarcerated to deliver a graduation speech to 29 inmates. He emphasized the importance of education and self-belief, sharing his journey from earning a high school equivalency in prison to achieving academic success.
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