In the desolate heart of Florida's panhandle, Lowell Correctional Institution houses America's only female chain gang. These women, shackled together in pairs, endure grueling labor under the watchful eyes of armed guards. Stripped of their dignity and subjected to relentless physical and psychological torment, they toil on road crews, exposed to the scornful gaze of passersby. The chain gang serves as a brutal reminder of the marginalized existence of women in prison, where they are often forgotten, mistreated, and unseen.
