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How a literary prize judged by incarcerated readers builds connection across prison walls and nurtures imagination in the face of oppression.
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How a literary prize judged by incarcerated readers builds connection across prison walls and nurtures imagination in the face of oppression.
A new initiative on prison journalism from the Institute to End Mass Incarceration aims to restore prison transparency and First Amendment rights for incarcerated journalists.
In prison, even learning about your own reproductive health is met with repression.
An incarcerated writer’s grievances against a sad new normal of censorship and mail obstruction in a Pennsylvania prison.
Society isn’t being done any favors keeping literature out of the hands of incarcerated people.
Censorship should not be the mechanism by which prisons ensure security or any other goal they purport to have.