A recent survey found six out of 10 Black men in the United States say they have experienced unfair treatment at the hands of police and that race was … [Read more...]
Archives for October 2015
‘Many Felonies Should Instead Be Misdemeanors’
America needs to reduce many non-violent felonies to misdemeanors to help reduce the number of prison inmates, says Grammy Award winner John … [Read more...]
Richard Branson Challenges Businesses To Hire Ex-Felons
Founder of the Virgin empire, Richard Branson, calls on businesses to provide more job opportunities to ex-felons as they leave prison. “Business must … [Read more...]
‘Dignity and Human Rights of the Mexican People’
For many Americans, Mexico is the neighbor where college kids spend their spring break and where tequila originates. Many Americans still believe that … [Read more...]
Mexicanos Celebran el Dia de Su Independencia
Los mexicanos alrededor del mundo celebran el día de su independencia en el mes de Septiembre, conmemorando una victoria militar sobre los … [Read more...]
TRUST and Centerforce 12th Annual Health Fair
For the 12th consecutive year, San Quentin, California’s oldest state prison, hosted the largest health fair to date by any correctional facility in … [Read more...]
Education – The Greatest Gift
Through the grapevine, I heard the question: How many different schools are they going to put her in? This was being asked in response to my wife and … [Read more...]
Gone With the Mind by Mark Leyner
In the autobiography Gone With the Mind, author Mark Leyner uses a unique literary device to reflect on his past and tell his life story. More … [Read more...]
Into the Woods
By SQ Reviews Into the Woods is a story that spreads enough blame around to indict half the cast as villains, but the movie ends with a restorative … [Read more...]
‘Dirty Look’ Gets Teen Girl More Prison Time
‘The only misconduct tickets she received prior to the new sentence were for defying an order and giving a guard an ‘intimidating look,’ and … [Read more...]