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Incarceration Rates Rise in Rural Areas

With the revival of discussion surrounding the mistreatment within mass incarceration, we've begun seeing progress toward reform being...

Incarceration: Unfair Labor Treatment

With the imprisonment of a mass group of individuals behind bars, the United States is known for its cryptic and unjust prison carceral...

Incarceration Population Barred from Votes

With the November elections this year, many turned out to execute their right to vote - a privilege protected by the constitution. Yet...

The Ban On Our Bodies: How Roe v. Wade Overturn Will Hurt Women

As of June 24, 2022, Roe v. Wade, a landmark case that legalized abortion nationally, has fallen. In a 6-3 decision, the US Supreme Court...

Women's Rights and Witch Hunts

With the leak of the draft for the supreme court to overturn Roe V. Wade, an uproar ensues as this action in itself is deemed an attack...

Dehumanized Behind Bars

With more cases of injustice giving rise to the several faults ingrained into the U.S Justice system, public discourse has been centered...

Boycotting Corporations: An effective means of protesting against Mass Incarceration?

Multinational retail industries allow wholesale and consumer goods to be purchased at relatively cheap prices, thus propelling such...

Caring about criminal justice reform means caring about school choice.

Why is America sending mothers to prison for simply sending their children to school? Kelly William Bolin was sentenced to 3 years in...

Standing Trial: Mental Health Paired with Racial Disparity

Mental Health Neglected in the Justice System There is a strong trend in which mental health is not properly represented in a court of...

The Prevalence of Racial Profiling in American Society

“I was just looking around for skittles and the convenient store manager kept staring at me. This wasn’t the first time though, so I...

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