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How Prison Labor Exploits Incarcerated People
In the first installment of her new column, No Class, Kim Kelly explains how prisoners on strike are pushing back.
By Kim Kelly
Incarcerated People Around the Country Just Went on Strike
The nationwide prisoners' strike runs from August 21 to September 9.
By Duncan Tarr and Stephanie Onderchanin
This 16-Year-Old Spent More Than 40 Days in an Adult Prison
Rosalyn "Bird" Holmes has not been indicted on any charges, but couldn't make bail on her own.
By Lucy Diavolo
People With Felonies Should Still Have the Right to Vote
Whether incarcerated or not.
By Phillip Henry
Parents Can Be Charged Fees for Their Kid Going to Jail
One California county is now offering refunds.
By Prince Shakur
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These Apps Help Pay Bail for Those Who Can’t Afford It
Appolition and Bail Bloc apps want to help low-income people avoid pretrial incarceration.
By Lex McMenamin
How to Help Kids Behind Bars During the Holidays
It's a simple gesture that goes a long way.
By Brittney McNamara
Since Sandra Bland’s Death Last Year, Over 800 People Have Died in Police Custody
The system is broken.
By Lincoln Anthony Blades