Prisons

Under our politicized parole system, even juveniles serving life sentences are routinely denied parole.

Now here's the thing about domination: it is never absolute. When capitalism is most reckless, it is also most vulnerable.

The rate of women in US prisons is growing faster than men. But in New Orleans, one group is successfully tackling sentencing for drug use and sex work.

This episode discusses people forming co-ops in Detroit and Fridley, Minnesota.

Obama has accelerated clemency to low-level drug offenders, but a study on pardons due in 2015 won't be released until the fall of 2017.

A lawsuit exposes the abuses of a tactical team called the “Orange Crush” deployed in some Illinois prisons.

Although 2016 often felt like a nail in humanity's coffin, there were many displays of fierce resilience.

War has been redefined in the age of global capitalism — war culture now shapes all aspects of society.

The crime White had been convicted of didn't seem to have any environmental consequences at all.

Pelican Bay prison's extreme isolation practices damage thousands of lives without any public accountability.