Freezing Jail Cells, Broken Showers, and Covid-19: More
than a month into New York City’s coronavirus outbreak, life in one of the most
notorious jails continues to deteriorate.
Teenager charged with shoving Marine vet in front of
train, killing him
A Caucus for Black Youth
Mass Incarceration: The Whole Pie 2020
A Feminism for the Working Class: In 1999, Barbara
Ehrenreich charged the feminist movement with advancing only “educated,
middle-class women.” Her critique is more pertinent than ever.
Out of Prison, Into Alt-Prison: The industry profiting
from prison halfway houses.
Why Alaska Native Villages Were Quick To Self-Isolate:
Scarred by a legacy of colonial diseases, Alaska tribes quickly cut off the
outside world.
As a Domestic Violence Survivor, I Don’t Always Feel
Safer at Home: Shelter in place orders can remind those of us with C-PTSD of
past times we were trapped.
Illinois Prisoners Say They Don’t Have Access to Hand
Sanitizer, Cleaning Supplies or Soap: Illinois state prisons are a coronavirus
time bomb, activists warn.
In Conversation with Rep.
Jayapal: Protecting Workers During the Coronavirus Pandemic
Inside the Chaotic, Underfunded
World of Probation and Parole: The system is failing the people it
supervises—and we all pay the cost.
Can Civil Rights and Civil
Liberties Survive a Second Trump Term? It’s
a proposition better left untested.
7 Medieval African Kingdoms
Every Black Person Should Know About
Birth of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
(SNCC)
Black Miami doctor handcuffed while helping homeless
during pandemic: “Situations like this have escalated into black men being shot
all across the country,” Dr. Armen Henderson said.
Racism: The most dangerous 'pre-existing condition'. Black Americans are dying disproportionately
from COVID-19 and there is a reason for it.
Maxine Waters: Trump Is Setting Us Up To Be Killed,
"In A Civil War Some Of Us Will Be The First To Be Killed"
Inside Jokes: How a prison comedy program featuring Fred
Armisen has helped transform inmates’ lives.
Prison conditions key to controlling coronavirus spread
in U.S.: Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU, talks with Rachel
Maddow about the importance of reducing prison populations and improving
sanitation in U.S. prisons not only for the sake of the health of prisoners and
prison employees in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, but as part of the
broader plan to control the spread of the virus to all Americans.
“We Are Resilient:” The Power of the Black Community
Tlaib Refuses to Mention Jews in Holocaust Remembrance
Day Tweet
From Black Power to Black
Establishment: The curious legacy of a radical slogan
Joseph Lowery, Organizer for
Justice
Cruel and Unusual Punishment:
The U.S. Prison Pandemic
After Finding Oil, These Native
Americans Were Murdered: The Osage people became famously rich with oil money
in the 1920s. Then they started turning up dead.
Lest We Forget: Australia’s brutal treatment of
Aboriginal people
Octogenarian Veteran Fearful of
COVID-19 to Be Released from Prison to Halfway House
Trial Set for Case Involving War
Veteran Shot by Police Officers Inside His Home
South African anti-apartheid veteran Denis Goldberg dies
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