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“How can we subject prisoners to unnecessary solitary confinement, knowing its effects, and then expect them to return to our communities as whole people?” —Barack Obama addressing the need for solitary confinement reform in 2016. When I was senior editor for San Quentin News, it was rare to find articles in mainstream media outlets showing […]

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New Book Makes a Powerful Case for Ending Solitary Confinement

Voices from Solitary: Fighting for Everyone’s Liberation

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Juneteenth to an Incarcerated American

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