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Haley Czarnek
"Society Has Shut Down On Us:" Prison Strikers Across Alabama Demand Change Despite Severe Retaliation
12 Oct 2022
The 13th amendment allows slavery for incarcerated people. The state of Alabama pays nothing for prison labor, rarely grants parole, and retaliates against those who protest unsanitary and unsafe…
Abayomi Azikiwe
Nehanda Abiodun and the Legacy of Resistance to the Prison Industrial Complex
31 Aug 2022
The late Nehanda Abiodun was an African American revolutionary who exemplified the movement to end national oppression and the criminalization of a people.
The Mapping Project
Prison in Plain Sight: Visualizing the Economic Veins That Fuel Our Carceral Reality
13 Jul 2022
The prison system links corporate interests, the military industrial complex, and policing into a web of oppression impacting more than 2 million people in this country. The Mapping Project reports…
Roberto Sirvent, BAR Book Forum Editor
BAR Book Forum: Interview with Taija Mars McDougall
09 Feb 2022
As part of the Black Agenda Report Book Forum, we interview scholars about a recent article they’ve written for either an academic journal or popular publication.
Alex Skopic
The American Prison System’s War on Reading
07 Dec 2021
Incarcerated people are banned from reading books with themes of Black liberation or leftist content.
Olivia Paschal
The Latest Challenges to the South's Felony Disenfranchisement Laws
08 Aug 2017
by Olivia Paschal