A Social Movement Drove Him to Power, Now Larry Krasner is Making Good on His Promises
Will the grassroots model that brought Philly’s new DA to office be replicable elsewhere?
The Indypendent
mass incarceration
Achieving Representation in an Unjust System
A conversation between James Forman Jr. and Gloria Browne-Marshall.
We Built It, We Can Tear It Down
Review: “Locking Up Our Own: Crime and Punishment in Black America”
By James Forman Jr.
Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2017
In ‘Re:Vision,’ Youth Impacted by Mass Incarceration Explore the Journey Home
Samara Gaev is a “proud mama bear.” At least that is how the Founder and Artistic Director of Truthworker…
If the Risk Is Low, Let Them Go
How a man who served 33 years on a 15-to-life sentence is pushing New York’s intransigent parole board to release violent offenders who have aged out of crime, the fastest growing segment of the prison population.
Photo Essay: #RiseUpOctober Protest Against Police Brutality
Thousands of people gathered in Manhattan on Saturday, October 24 for #RiseUpOctober, a national day of action against police brutality, murder…