The New Year began with fabulous proclamations of commitment and re-dedication to spirituality, healthful living, education and other important items … [Read more...]
The Challenge (Sports Commentary)
Once, long ago we all were young and anxious, waiting for winter to end and spring to come because the American pastime is coming! Yes, baseball will … [Read more...]
Let’s Play Ball
Once again the baseball season is nearly upon us. On Saturday Feb. 28, and March 7, the San Quentin Giants baseball team will conduct try outs at 9 … [Read more...]
$200 For Parolees Doesn’t Make It
In 1974, the state of California began providing funds for newly released prisoners in the amount of $200. Thirty-five years later, in spite of … [Read more...]
The U.S. Justice System, Moving Towards 18th Century
A punitive justice system and social disparity bequeath U.S with the largest incarceration in the history of the world According to the National … [Read more...]
‘Life and Times of Frederick Douglas’
Frederick Douglass was born into slavery and self educated, learning to read and write despite the barriers against slave education. As a fugitive … [Read more...]
State Officials Get Lesson in S.Q. Ethics
Twice in the last 30 days, officials who help shape prison policy have come to take a look at the work of the Prison University Project at San Quentin … [Read more...]
Change Comes To San Quentin
K. Wong, San Quentin’s new acting warden, says he is making a thorough review of all of the prison’s inmate programs with the goal of improving … [Read more...]
Feds Order Massive Prisoner Release
In a landmark federal court ruling intended to resolve the issues of overcrowding and inadequate medical and mental health care in California’s … [Read more...]
‘Jailhouse Lawyer’ Paroles After 23 Years
John Dannenberg composed countless writs, motions and legal briefs for himself and a great many of his peers during his more than 23 years behind … [Read more...]
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