Los esfuerzos por cambiar el sistema carcelario en California y a la vez implementar nuevas reformas para erradicar las prisiones en el estado se han … [Read more...]
Entre el cielo y la tierra
“Nadie puede decir en qué momento comienza el despertar del hombre”(Eduardo Subirats, Utopía y Subversión, 1975, p. 148) Por Lucía de la Fuente, … [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...]
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...]
Pizza makes it all better?
Satire / Humor - Talk about a morale booster! If you almost died during the coronavirus outbreak at San Quentin State Prison, you may be entitled … [Read more...]
Editor’s Desk, By Marcus Henderson, Editor-in-Chief
Loud cheers erupted in San Quentin housing units as former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty of second-degree murder and … [Read more...]
Empathy can help the incarcerated, and the nation at large, heal
I’m sad, not just because fellow Americans stormed the Capitol building and former President Donald Trump was impeached for a second time and … [Read more...]
Adding up the good and the bad for 2020
Welcome 2021. It’s hard for me to wish you all a Happy New Year with many of us still processing the events of 2020—the seismic shift of what we … [Read more...]
Editorial, December 2020
America has been riddled with racial strife, protest and a U.S. Congress stuck in perpetual gridlock. The nation is at a crossroads but century after … [Read more...]
Two legends who made an impact in the world
Ruth Bader Ginsburg is considered one of the brilliant legal minds of the century. As pink ribbons are donned for the month of October, America … [Read more...]
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