In this photo taken May 3, 2014, Lamariae Williams, 10, left, looks at a letter from her mother, Taryn Mitchell, an inmate at the Folsom Women's Facility, as her brother, Lamar Williams, 6, opens his, on the bus that will take them home after visiting their mother at the prison, in Folsom, Calif. More than 40 children visited their loved ones at the prison through a nonprofit program called Get on the Bus that arranges for children of inmates to visit their parents in California prisons around Mother's and Father's days. As the children leave, they are each given the teddy bear, along with a letter written to them by their mother. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
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