The First Step Act: Humonetarianism Alive and Well
When my phone buzzed with a new notification, I felt a bit queasy reading that a new crime bill passed in the Senate was regarded “a victory to Trump.” But
Prison Abolitionism, Anti-Zionism, and the Risks of Fashionable Thoughtlessness
More than five years ago, I started noticing that people whose positions on mass incarceration and its discontents were similar to mine were identifying as “prison abolitionists.” Whenever I was
Police You Can Trust: Enriching Our Imagination about What’s Possible in Criminal Justice
Last night I had a real treat in listening to the wonderful James Forman Jr. speak at the Nourse Theater with Lara Bazelon, as part of the City Arts and