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The Pandemic in San Quentin State Prison 2020

Governor Gavin Newsom placed a moratorium on state executions in 2018, when he got into office.…

I wanna take some time out to speak to every last blackman in this country. Because,…

When I was a kid, most of my friends could be found in front of a…

She acts normal when I talk to her. She calls herself “Butterfly”, says this was the…

By Eduardo Ramirez In the seventh grade, I had the biggest crush on Brenda Castillo. Her…

The Perils of InnocenceBy Samuel Richmond As a youth everything is done with childish intentions, not…

I open my eyes and see the sun shining through my window. I think, “Viviana must…

After a miserable summer without air conditioning at Western Missouri Correctional Center (WMCC), the fall came,…

For about the past year we have all experienced the pandemic in some sort of way,…

by Tom Odle

I, like many other people currently incarcerated, thought that COVID-19 was some made up apparition created…