Write or Die
Kwaneta HarrisRaw dispatches from Texas women's prisons on how the intersection of gender, race and place contribute to state-sanctioned, gender-based violence.
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Q&A: Ask Kwaneta Anything
Hello, everybody! This is Harper, Kwaneta’s social media manager. We’re launching a new series at Write or Die to help break down barriers and educate about day-to-day life as an inmate in a Texas state prison.
Introducing the Intimate Partner Violence Awareness Clinic
In this speech (recorded 2/14/26), Kwaneta lays out the framework for her most impactful project yet: a clinic for incarcerated victims of intimate partner violence.
They Know Our Silence
> "When the decision was confirmed, all my words failed me. I was trapped inside, and all I could do was remain silent, weep, and cry for the prisoners."
The Left Behind: How the Democratic Party Abandoned Its Most Captive Audience
I am writing this from inside a Texas prison, and I want you to understand something before you read another word: I am watching. We are all watching. And what we are watching is a slow, methodical political seduction happening right in fro...
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