You — our incarcerated readers — write and send more than 50 letters to San Quentin News each month. SQNews staff members read and record all your … [Read more...]
A MESSAGE TO OUR NATION’S INCARCERATED VETERANS:
We at San Quentin News would like to thank you all for your service to this country. No matter which branch you served in, or the length of your … [Read more...]
Call for repeal of state’s Three Strikes law
California needs to repeal the Three Strikes Law, which has lengthened sentences of more than 33,000 people, including more than 7,400 whose latest … [Read more...]
INDEPENDENCE DAY?
“Oh, say can you see by the dawn’s early light?” Oh wait, hold on! The U.S. Supreme Court just struck down Roe v. Wade. The 50-year-old precedent on … [Read more...]
Honor and Pride: Remembering my uncle Ferdia
Oh yeah, I know I’m going to be bombarded on the yard and with letters to the editor about why there are so many stories about LGBTQ and transgender … [Read more...]
EDITORIAL – It’s More Than Just Sports
For the incarcerated, athletics and physical wellness can become a pathway to rehabilitation and renewal Sports are more than just sports. The … [Read more...]
Cambios en el sistema carcelario
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...]
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