26Jul By Robert P. AlvarezNo Comments Human Rights, Mass Incarceration, Politics & Elections, Racial Justice Let People Locked Up in Prison Vote Mass incarceration is now a bipartisan concern. Its effects on our democracy should be, too. Let people locked up in prison vote.
25Jun By Robert P. AlvarezNo Comments Mass Incarceration, Racial Justice Independence Day and the ‘Land of the Unfree’ As Americans celebrate freedom and Independence Day, people of color reckon with mass incarceration and criminalization.
28May By Ko BraggNo Comments Racial Justice, Mass Incarceration, New Despite COVID-19 Cases, Mississippi Is Slow to Review Jail Populations for Release The state’s public defender asked the state Supreme Court in April to speed up reviews of people held pretrial, but advocates say it’s unclear if district courts have complied.