How we build a bridge
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. The ...
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Sister Spokesman educates first-time homebuyers
The panel discussion focused on first-time homebuyers, helping them understand the home-buying process.
Black households earned 61 cents for every dollar of White median incomes
Black America and other people of color still cry for justice, equality, and freedom.
Who is coming back to us
Deon Miller is behind bars and finishing up his sentence. He is gearing up for his re-emergence into the community. ...
A time for transitions is at hand
I recently announced my plans to transition from my role at Voices for Racial Justice, moving to Race Forward as ...
Enlightened leadership opens new possibilities
The beautiful thing about history is that it always is being written.
The DOC’s mission on paper is something else entirely in practice
Kevin Reese A monthly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting ...
Stillwater prison conditions are perpetuating pain
Although the Department of Corrections has said it has returned to “modified operations” at the Stillwater prison, family members report ...
The fruit that we bear
A monthly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. Kevin: ...
The value of living and working our dreams
I would like to urge everyone to take a moment and ask yourselves if you are living and working in ...
Dirty pain, clean pain, and the necessity of healing
I spent years reflecting, growing, and healing, knowing when I showed up in the community to do this work, all ...
Recognizing our mutual responsibilities
A monthly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. A ...
Poverty as a math problem: Why can’t we provide quality education for all?
Editor’s Note: This is the second column in a six-part series under the theme “Poverty is a math problem (and ...
Let’s get it straight — Poverty is not a character flaw
Editor’s Note: This is the first column in a six-part series under the theme “Poverty is math problem (and so ...
‘Not For Human Consumption’ – What are they feeding the inmates in our prisons?
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. While ...
The Decree
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. “I'm ...
Life after prison: overcoming the barriers
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. People ...
Why I organize
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. I ...
Getting from crawling to flying
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. It's ...
What community support means to the incarcerated
A biweekly column in which various contributors from both sides of prison walls explore common ground for effecting change. I'm ...
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