Most people in prison can’t vote. This is what they want you to think about when you cast your ballot.
Most people in prison can’t vote. That doesn’t mean they aren’t paying attention.
I’m incarcerated in a women’s prison. So-called “true crime” shows prey on us, alter our stories, and take advantage of our trauma. I would know—I’ve been the subject of at least three docudramas.
If I protect and guide someone else’s child in here, maybe someone will do mine out there.
For the past seven summers, I have lived in solitary confinement without air conditioning. A trip to medical during a heat wave helped put the climate crisis into perspective.