Smiles and cheers were on the faces of the men who attended the first San Quentin African-American Kwanza holiday on Dec. 28. Celebrants gathered … [Read more...]
College Program Sponsors Open Mic
There were songs and poems, laughter and somber reflections as a dozen San Quentin prisoners took the stage during the Prison University Project’s … [Read more...]
Overcrowded Population Strains Library Resources
San Quentin’s main library is under-equipped, overcrowded and struggling to meet the legal and recreational reading needs of prisoners, Senior … [Read more...]
Kaepernick’s Dream
San Francisco 49er quarterback Colin Kaepernick’s childhood dream came true before our very eyes. A letter Kaepernick wrote to himself when he was 10 … [Read more...]
Giants’ Season Ends With a 6–5 Record
Distractions in the San Quentin Giants baseball team’s off-season affected the team’s structure and continuity, yet they finished with a 6-5 … [Read more...]
Tennis Team Shares its Inspiration
San Quentin’s tennis team plays most weekends against outside players from local colleges, professional teams, and the Marin Tennis Club. The men told … [Read more...]
Coaches Reflect on San Quentin A’s Winning Season
The San Quentin A’s worked their way through an exceptional 2012 baseball season, according to Coach John “Yahya” Parratt and pitcher Nghiep Ke … [Read more...]
S.Q. Soccer Needs Sponsors
San Quentin’s soccer players have organized and started competing in hopes that someone would come in from the streets to coach and donate uniforms, … [Read more...]
Race Still a Factor in Determining Police Stops
LAW SCHOOL PROFESSOR DESCRIBES RACIAL UNFAIRNESS IN THE SYSTEM People of color are disproportionately stopped by police, arrested and imprisoned, … [Read more...]
Liberal Pot Statutes Draw Attention
Laws criminalizing marijuana possession have been softening across the nation, and the data on the consequences are starting to come in. In 2010, … [Read more...]
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