Intersections + Injustice
The Limits of AG’s Guidelines Against Crack-Powder Sentencing Disparity
US Attorney General Merrick Garland took action on December 16 to end the federal ...
How Drugs Grew in Our Prison Flower Beds for Over a Decade
[Read Part 1 of this story here.] Charlie was someone you’d expect to be ...
The Gardener Who Grew Our Health Care in Prison
For most of his time in Georgia Department of Corrections custody, Charlie was assigned ...
There Are Overdoses in My Shelter Every Day. I Feel Trapped Here.
On average, I’d say there are two to three overdoses inside my shelter every ...
Honduras Police Mobilization Promises More Human Rights Abuses
On November 24, Honduras President Xiomara Castro declared a state of emergency in response ...
Efforts to Expand Community Violence Intervention in Wisconsin
Milwaukee, the largest city in Wisconsin, has suffered record homicides for three years in ...
Surviving Solitary Confinement With the Help of Drugs
Of the 13 years I’ve spent incarcerated, 2020 was the worst. It was the ...
MO Voted to Impose Police Budget Increase on Kansas City. What Now?
On November 8, voters across Missouri approved Amendment 4, a measure to increase annual ...
New Center Offers Free Legal Services to People Who Use Drugs in NJ
Rutgers Law Associates (RLA) and Vital Strategies recently announced the launch of a center ...
Title 42, Weapon of the Imperialist US Drug War, Is Struck Down. Now What?
On November 15, a federal judge declared a policy commonly known as Title 42 ...
