There are some moments in life that make you reflect on your own mortality —celebrating the life and death of Demitris “Dee” McGee is one of them. We … [Read more...]
Q&A with Diane Kahn, co-founder of HoSQ
Before Diane Kahn co-founded Humans of San Quentin (HoSQ) with San Quentin News staffer Juan Haines, she taught a GED class at San Quentin. Her … [Read more...]
Chalklines
Long before most of the Q's modern players were even born, San Quentin's gridiron was a battlefield where players faced off against their greatest foe … [Read more...]
The truth behind the ‘rise in crime’ rhetoric
The rise in real or perceived crime, gun violence and the cries to recall progressive district attorneys have been used to sound an alarm to halt … [Read more...]
San Quentin News Legacies
Remembering two powerhouse San Quentin News editors ARNULFO T. GARCIA 1951 - 2017 By Marcus HendersonEditor in Chief The passing of … [Read more...]
A journey into Afro-Futurism
African symbolism art on display Vibrant colors dance from incarcerated artist Lamavis “Shorty” Comundoiwilla’s paint brush on multiple canvases he … [Read more...]
Prison is a snow globe for infectious diseases
Prison is a snow globe. If you shake up any infectious disease, like the coronavirus or the flu, the particles will fall and infect every part of the … [Read more...]
A message for Ramadan from the Imam
Islam is categorized technically as a religion. More so it is a complete way of life instead of something done out of mere ritual. It is not empty … [Read more...]
The California Coalition of Women Prisoners celebrates 25 years of activism
CCWP has represented the women of California’s prison system. They have protested abuse and injustice, celebrated victories in justice reform, fought … [Read more...]
Reentry hope waiting for vets
SQNews holds Q&A with Kayla Owen, Case Manager for HomeFirst Services of Santa Clara County What do you want the incarcerated veterans to … [Read more...]
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