Intersections + Injustice
Organ Transplants: Why People Who Use Drugs Rarely Get Them
The perception is widespread: If you have a history of drug use, your chances ...
Smoking in Prisons Has Changed. Why Are We Denied Lung Cancer Screens?
A talking point often circulated in harm reduction is that the moment someone is ...
NYC Activists Rally as Rikers Receivership Decision Delayed
On December 14, a federal judge held the New York City Department of Correction ...
“Split Sentences” and the Right to Housing
The room I rent in a Georgia boarding house for people on the sex ...
Pregnancy in Withdrawal: Methadone Clinic Tore My Family Apart
In the endless hallway of the NICU, nurses shuffled from door to door. Yellow-toned ...
WA Prisons Still Using Drug Test Kits at Center of False-Positives Lawsuit
Sabastian Johnson had been unsuccessfully trying to get copies of a legal document related ...
St. Louis Jail Now Tracking Overdoses, Still Blocking Oversight Board
A St. Louis city jail is reportedly now tracking overdoses among incarcerated people, after ...
The Nightmare of Prison Suicide Watch, Where Watching Is All We Do
Imagine looking through a window into a room at someone who’s been forcibly taken ...
How I Was Forced to Go Through Testosterone Withdrawal
When I moved to Italy for school in August 2022, I brought a three-month ...
The Right to Consensual Sex—and Condoms—in Prison
Greg* has been incarcerated in Tennessee for about 18 months. He’s been on a ...
