Intersections + Injustice
Trump’s New Criminal Justice Commission Threatens Reform Wins
Some of the wins of the criminal justice reform movement will be scrutinized in ...
Why So Many Prosecutors Enjoy Uncontested Re-Election
There is so much we don’t know about local prosecutors’ offices. Despite handling the ...
Racial Disparities in Mental Healthcare Hurt My Family and Many Others
The stark reality of America’s mental health crisis never hits so hard as when ...
Rikers Body Scanners Risk Jailed New Yorkers’ Health
Machines that were once prohibited from being used in New York jails were rolled ...
DA Candidate Plans to Abolish NYC’s Special Narcotics Prosecutor
“Perhaps no one and nothing else in New York City better represents the worst ...
Activists Across Social Justice Movements Fight Voter Suppression in Georgia
Just before the New Year on December 27, a federal judge ruled that the ...
Radical Theater Performance Subverts Rikers Violence
Christmas was a week away. The sky was baby blue, but you wouldn’t have ...
Prosecutors Must Learn From Drug Users—But That Takes Humility
Across the US, most health professionals can now find opportunities to learn how to ...
U-Haul’s Hateful Policy of Barring Nicotine Users From Employment
U-Haul? More like U-Hate. The ubiquitous moving-and-storage company has made clear that it hates ...
Britain’s “Most Prolific” Rapist Spurs Misguided GHB Crackdown
The UK is moving towards a crackdown on GHB and GBL—two highly similar depressants, ...
