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Submitted as part of ABC7 uReport powered by YouTube: http://ureport.abc7news.com IONE, Calif. - Mule Creek State Prison was one of the first prisons to implement the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's "Integrated Housing Policy" in 2008. Two years later, inmates and staff still struggle with the effects of the policy, which was the result of a court-mediated settlement resolving a lawsuit alleging segregation in transfer and intake centers. In late June, UC Berkeley News21 reporters Guilherme Kfouri and Robert Rogers interviewed more than a dozen inmates and staff and toured facilities at Mule Creek. In one of the housing wings, 31 of 100 cells were integrated with two inmates of different races. Inmates interviewed were generally opposed to the program and the idea of being housed with inmates of other races. This piece is part of the 2010 News21 project "Behind Bars: The California Convict Cycle" produced in UC Berkeley. Get more videos like these at http://berkeley.news21.com