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Christie Thompson: Are California Prisons Punishing Inmates Based on Race?

April 2013

Prison officials claim they need race-based methods to fight gang violence.

Sonallah Ibrahim: Notes from Prison

March 2013

An excerpt from the Egyptian novelist’s prison journal, translated by Robyn Creswell.

Edmund Clark: Three Ideas of Home

January 2013

In Guatanamo: If the Light Goes Out, a photographer explores life in, around, and after detainment.

The Longest Hunger Strike

January 2013

American courts recognize rights to refuse life-saving treatment. So why won’t the State of Connecticut let William Coleman die?

Escape to Alcatraz

December 2012

Notes on prison tourism.

Ted Conover: Rehab

May 2012

The book New Jack: Guarding Sing Sing, has been banned at that prison since its publication, and so has its author—until now.

Pairidaeza

November 2011

“It will never stop, and it will always be necessary. What I did to you was necessary, and what you do to me is necessary.”

Listen to the Banned

December 2010

Just in time for the holidays, a new CD compiles a who’s who of banned musicians from around the world.

Victoria Kent

By Scott Hightower
July 2010

A few of the prison reforms / you wrestled into implementation // in Madrid, will take root /

in the rest of the world

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