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Book Bans and the Obstacles to Reading in Prison
In reflecting on Banned Books Week—and, more specifically, Prison Banned Books Week—it is easy to get caught up in a tally of which books “can” and “cannot” be read in which states, and by the sense of indignation that comes from reading ab...
Duty of Care
Insane: American’s Criminal Treatment of Mental Illness (2018) by Alisa Roth, is a damning look at mental health care in American carceral facilities. It grapples with an oft-overlooked question: why do so many people suffering from mental ...
"A Safe Haven in Troubled Times"
On February 18, 2025, New York correctional officers from 25 different facilities participated in unauthorized strikes, resulting in widespread lockdowns, suspended visitations, and the deployment of the National Guard. The strike spread to...
Amplifying Black Incarcerated Voices
This Black History Month, we’re highlighting several books detailing the experiences of Black incarcerated people. These books, which include The Autobiography of Malcolm X by Alex Haley, Assata by Assata Shakur, and The New Jim Crow: Mass ...
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