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.
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Prisons serve bad, inadequate food as a way to cut costs. Providing this inhumane service is now a profitable sector of Wall Street.
A recent book unveils the shockingly long history of for-profit prisons—and the equally long history of incarcerated people demanding compensation for their exploited labor.
Credit scoring is control by another name. It keeps marginalized people from the means of survival and exposes them to punishment.
The growth of electronic monitoring has spawned a quagmire of hidden fines and fees from which people need a way out.
How government agencies and private companies trap and profit off incarcerated people and their loved ones.