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3 posts in ‘prison food’

A closer look

The Commissary Giant That Won’t Open Its Books

Lucrative public contracts and high-priced commissary goods let corporations like Keefe profit from incarcerated people’s hunger—and leave taxpayers in the dark.

Chin Jou

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A closer look

Not Fit for Human Consumption

Prisons serve bad, inadequate food as a way to cut costs. Providing this inhumane service is now a profitable sector of Wall Street.

Bianca Tylek & Worth Rises

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In Depth

The Invisible Violence of Carceral Food

There's no such thing as a 'humane' eating environment in a penal system that inherently produces illness and death.

Kanav Kathuria

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