Indentured Citizens
Making incarceration profitable—for both the state and corporations—generates untold hardship not only for incarcerated people but also for their families and communities.
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Making incarceration profitable—for both the state and corporations—generates untold hardship not only for incarcerated people but also for their families and communities.
Under Biden, the FCC made unprecedented progress toward ending price gouging for prison phone calls. Now, Trump’s FCC has undone much of it.
My earliest memories of life were being loved by my father. I couldn’t imagine then all the ways Black men’s lives are endangered.
Participatory defense gives families and communities an opportunity to protect their own in courtroom spaces that have long robbed them of power.
A look at how decarceral, abolitionist filmmaking can help us envision new worlds.
Life-without-parole sentences hit families especially hard. Yet they fight on, committed to their loved ones’ freedom.
There are many forms of resistance undertaken by relatives and friends of incarcerated people, but the system renders them invisible.
The fight against police and prisons cannot be separated from the struggle to extend care beyond the limits of the family form.