カリフォルニアの山火事現場で奮闘する囚人消防士たちの姿を紹介します。彼らは、火災の消火活動だけでなく、火災を未然に防ぐための作業にも従事し、その労働の対価としてわずかな報酬を受け取りながらも、刑期短縮のチャンスを求めています。
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動画視聴
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要約文(英語/日本語)
In California, a significant portion of the firefighting workforce comprises incarcerated individuals who volunteer to fight wildfires. They earn minimal wages, often between $5 to $10 a day, but they see this as a chance for redemption and early release from prison. The work not only involves battling flames but also preventative measures to stop fires before they start. Despite the challenging conditions and low pay, these firefighters view their participation as a way to contribute positively to society and reduce their sentences.
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振り返り (動画再視聴)