Intersections + Injustice
Are Methadone Clinics Really “Evolving” Toward Harm Reduction?
“The Evolving Field of Opioid Treatment” was the theme of the American Association for ...
Some Prisons Have Quietly Stopped Giving Us Winter Clothes
After issuing prisoners the same lined winter jackets since 1991, last winter the Georgia ...
People With COPD, Like My Husband, Are Being Failed
I was deep in thought at the store, flipping through my binder of coupons ...
Tennessee Is Prosecuting Prison Violence, and Making It a Lot Worse
It used to be that if someone in the custody of the Tennessee Department ...
Inside One Hospital, a Discreet Project Fights Doctors’ Nicotine Bias
Medical professionals are badly misinformed about nicotine, with severe and tragic consequences for patients’ ...
“Hung Out to Dry”—DULF Pair Convicted But Plan Challenge
“DULF’s pilot project worked,” a Supreme Court of British Columbia judge stated on November ...
Piece by Piece, FCC Dismantles Its Prison and Jail Phone Call Price Caps
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has released the finalized version of its order regulating ...
Feds Take Small Steps Away From Life Sentences for Street-Level Drug Selling
New amendments to federal sentencing guidelines will put less of an emphasis on the ...
Not All Prisoners Get Fed Daily. Here, It Depends on How Fast You Can Run.
In three decades of incarceration I’ve seen many things that are a far cry ...
“Weaponizing Grief”—Experts Weigh In on Trump’s Continuing Boat Strikes
Yet again, like clockwork, “Secretary of War” Pete Hegseth boasted on November 4 about ...
