The people charged with overseeing criminal justice systems are beginning to openly struggle with racial injustices, according to an NYT op-ed.

During the pandemic and with more than 2.3 million in detention, the carceral ecosystem threatens those on the inside and outside alike. 

Detained and incarcerated individuals in Georgia fear for their lives as the novel coronavirus continues to spread.

A student group has already pushed the school’s president to stop investing Harvard University’s $40 billion endowment in the prison industry, now it’s taking the fight to court.

The state’s penitentiary system is under intense scrutiny following a string of inmate deaths that began in late 2019.

After five incarcerated people were killed in 10 days of violence, activists say the state’s prison system is responsible for inhumane conditions and civil rights violations.