Life Inside
Unsettled People
Prison transfers are routinely used to punish, disorient, and isolate incarcerated people, disconnecting them from family, friends, community, and all sense of place.
5 posts in ‘state violence’
Prison transfers are routinely used to punish, disorient, and isolate incarcerated people, disconnecting them from family, friends, community, and all sense of place.
We embrace nonconformity in principle—but not for Black men, whose quirks can provoke fear, policing, and punishment.
Racialized and violent, modern U.S. warmaking is inextricably linked with our history of mass incarceration.
Stories of Black flight from enslavement continue to offer lessons for radically rethinking public safety beyond policing.
In the criminal system, having your life constrained and restricted, even after your sentence is over, has become a fact of life.