Tag: prisons

    Prisoners Need Civilian Review Boards, Too

    Toward the end of my sentence in Georgia Department of Corrections (GDC) custody I ...

    Guards Delegate Security to Prisoners as Understaffing Crisis Evolves

    Corrections officers (COs) have long relied on prisoners to do various parts of their ...

    The Prison Mail Bans Aren’t About Fentanyl. They’re About Understaffing.

    On September 19, Senator Robert Casey (D-PA) introduced legislation that would require the Federal ...

    Trans Health Care Requires You to Be “Sick.” In Prison, You Can Work That.

    On September 17, a federal judge halted the Indiana Department of Correction (IDOC) ban ...

    Why Tobacco Harm Reduction? A First Question of Many

    When I first heard the words “tobacco harm reduction,” as recently as 2022, I ...

    Everyone in Prison Needs a Hustle. For a Small Fee, I’ll Help You Find Yours.

    When you enter the men’s prison system in Tennessee, you receive two blue, smock-like ...

    GDC Senate Study Committee: What If Prisoners Were Allowed Cigarettes?

    In February, Georgia lawmakers created a study committee to think about whether people in ...

    In Defense of Contraband Cell Phones

    As a transgender woman incarcerated in a men’s prison system, each day was a ...