Thanks to San Quentin’s first-ever Skype computer conference call to be allowed between California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation … [Read more...]
Archives for September 2018
Alisha Coleman: Change Agent
Nobody needs to tell Alisha Coleman what jail is all about. She has been there and knows what it’s like from the inside. She spent time in the San … [Read more...]
June McKay, Ph. D. letter to the editor
I am delighted to be able to make yearly contributions to San Quentin News. It’s a small way for me to counter indirectly our country’s draconian … [Read more...]
J. Baptiste letter to the editor
Dear “Wall City” (The companion periodical of the San Quentin News). Hello my name is Joel Baptiste. I have just received the wall city magazine … [Read more...]
Remembering a great brother, father, son and friend
Arnulfo Timoteo Garcia was our mentor and best friend. He died in a car crash shortly after gaining parole, but I still feel his hand guiding everyone … [Read more...]
One member of Black liberation group paroles
Black activist Debbie Sims Africa overcame a decade of parole denials and finally received her freedom after serving nearly 40 years within … [Read more...]
Day of Peace at DVI
On a warm day in August, more than 200 inmates at Deuel Vocational Institution (DVI) focused their efforts on self improvement and rehabilitation by … [Read more...]
SQ's 2018 graduating class thanked D. Searle
Families gathered to celebrate their loved ones’ accomplishments at the Robert E. Burton Adult School annual graduation ceremony, held on July 20 in … [Read more...]
Assistance to deported Mexican nationals
In the Spanish-speaking community of California prisons, uncertainty reigns over the journey that awaits them once they are deported upon release from … [Read more...]
Flowers for Tatiana
“No one – not even the government itself – has ever been able to specify with any certainty the precise number of federal crimes defined … in the … [Read more...]
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