Intersections + Injustice
Salvation Army Faces Lawsuit for Bupe Discrimination in Its Rehabs
On May 18, Justice Catalyst Law announced a federal lawsuit against the Salvation Army ...
Orthopedic Surgeons Fail in Legal Bid to Justify OUD Discrimination
A group of doctors defended themselves in a disability discrimination lawsuit brought by the ...
“Divest and Invest”: Latinx Advocates on Defunding the Police
George Floyd’s final breaths on May 25, 2020, gasping out “I can’t breathe,” led ...
The Jacarezinho Massacre and Lethal Drug Policy Enforcement in Brazil
It’s a Rio de Janeiro classic. Officers of the civil, military or army police ...
Larry Krasner Beats Primary Challenger Organically, in Good Sign for Reformers
The first re-election bid of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner—probably the figure most associated ...
SCOTUS Shamefully Allows Past Non-Unanimous Jury Convictions to Stand
Chelsea Clinton surprised criminal justice reform activists when she recently backed Color of Change’s ...
The Methadone Manifesto: A Powerful Blow Against the Clinic System
The Methadone Manifesto is a brilliant, badass, long-overdue gut punch to the antiquated US ...
Initiative Aims to Increase Methadone, Bupe Access in Pennsylvania Jails
Jerome Maynor, 71-year-old Black man with opioid use disorder (OUD), was prescribed methadone. His ...
New York Abolished Long-Term Solitary. Will Guards Get With the Program?
On April 1, after eight years of a determined grassroots campaign, the HALT Act ...
Crime Rates, Prosecutors and Telling Public Reactions
When it comes to thinking about crime, there are arguably two main camps. There’s ...
