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Criminal Justice Reform: A Case Against Overly Restrictive Sentencing Laws
11.18.24
Three times per week, Colin Fitzpatrick strides into his swampy backyard in Mobile, Alabama ready for a fight. He limbers up with some yoga, tapes his forearms like a boxer, and eyes his opponent. He hefts a sword. What he lacks in training, he makes up for with passion and energy. When he’s ready, he […]
LOOKING INSIDE: Portraits of Women Serving Life Sentences
05.25.21
Sara Bennett photographed 20 women in New York state prisons who are serving life sentences. In this excerpt from her project, five women write about the impact COVID-19 has had on them.
The Receipts: Pete Buttigieg’s Policies Fail LGBTQ+ Communities
04.8.21
Though Pete Buttigieg is often cast as an LGBTQ+ icon, his tenure in South Bend and a close look at his platform say otherwise.
Why We Don’t Support Traffic Enforcement
02.25.21
Emily Wade and Elissa Schufman of Our Streets Minneapolis explain why traffic enforcement is not a good strategy to make streets better places to bike, walk, and roll, and urge governments at all levels to take bold alternative approaches to traffic safety.