Prison gerrymandering, in which incarcerated people are designated as residents of the areas where a prison or jail is located, is a system of strategic disenfranchisement."

>"Brooks Laughlin tells incarcerated writer Michael J. Moore, “The most manly thing you can do is ask for help.”"

No comment on politics... Politics is not good for health

>"Abolition and queerness are intrinsically linked in their exploration and dismissal of the impossible. Queer people: It is time we once again uproot the foundations of _...Read More_

Humans don't deserve to get infected and die while serving their time. "A New York Times investigation revealed that more than 23,000 inmates and staff members in US prisons and jails already tested positive for coronavirus, demonstrating _...Read More_

"The coroner described the death of Ms. Dhu as ‘unfortunate’ some 25 times. It was ‘regrettable’ 11 times, ‘sad’ 12 times"

" Is the white working class losing economic ground because of policies intended to improve the lives of black people? Anxiety and resentment among some white voters about those policies certainly seemed to benefit Donald Trump’s campaign _...Read More_