Intersections + Injustice
Working From Home? So Are Engineers Running Trump’s Biometric Immigration Regime
For the US-Americans who still have a job, their homes are their new workplaces. ...
The Coronavirus Information Gap for Marginalized People
For those of us connected to technology, it’s hard to imagine not having continual ...
Court Reins In Social Workers’ Power in Drug-War Child Removals
Social workers are overlooked actors in the drug war, separating parents who use drugs ...
We Should Be Vigilant Against Attacks on the Supreme Court’s Burrage Ruling
Marcus Andrew Burrage was once a small-town guy from rural Iowa who sold another ...
Caged People Expected to Keep Calm and Carry On Amid COVID-19
Jails and prisons are the next “country” to get COVID-19, with the infection timeline ...
San Antonio’s War on Street-Level Sex Workers
On a late August afternoon, a woman with shoulder-length brown hair asked a passing ...
COVID-19 Is Especially Devastating for Black and Brown Americans
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and its accompanying economic downturn is disproportionately affecting Black ...
“Ticking Time Bombs”—Congressmembers Urge Releases From Federal Prisons
Members of Congress are joining criminal justice reform advocates to demand that some people ...
The Criminal Justice System Struggles to Adapt to the Pandemic
Measures in response to the coronavirus are rapidly progressing in the US, with workplaces, ...
In the UK, Are We Rationing Who We Care About Amid COVID-19?
Viruses are great levelers. So it is with COVID-19, which has no regard for ...
