Intersections + Injustice
Incarcerated Women Who Use Drugs Find Ways to Care for One Another
Faced with the inherent harms of drug prohibition, people who use opioids find ways ...
Correctional Phone Service Collects Biometric Data of People Who Talk With Prisoners–And Shares It With Law Enforcement
Phone and video calls between incarcerated people and those on the outside are never ...
Sex, Heroin and Survivor’s Trauma Are Interlinked for Many Women
The first time I had sex after ending my abusive relationship in 2008, I ...
My Life of Overusing Pills for Back Pain in a Grueling Factory Job
I have a factory-floor job here in Montreal, Canada. I wake up each morning ...
Presidential Hopeful Kamala Harris Has Helped Make Sex Workers’ Lives More Dangerous
On January 21, Senator Kamala Harris joined the growing cohort of 2020 Democratic presidential ...
SC Dating Violence Law Would Punish Kids More Harshly Than Adults
After 16-year-old Sierra Landry was killed in 2013 by an abusive schoolmate she once ...
Fifteen Examples of Discrimination Against People With Substance Use Disorders
In light of the imminent threats to the confidentiality of substance use disorder patients, ...
Confidentiality for Patients With Substance Use Disorders Is Under Threat
When patients seek treatment for substance use disorders (SUDs)—in a society that stigmatizes and ...
If Staten Island Has a Drug Problem, DA McMahon Is Its Enabler
New York City’s “Forgotten Borough” may be an island just five miles south of ...
The Haunting Memorials of Philly’s Drug Wars Have Much to Teach Us
Three weeks before Christmas, a car made its way slowly up Howard Street, a ...
