The Plantation Never Closed
Alabama’s prison system is a modern-day plantation, exploiting Black labor for profit while stripping them of their political power and voice.
Alabama’s prison system is a modern-day plantation, exploiting Black labor for profit while stripping them of their political power and voice.
Civil rights advocates have condemned the DOJ’s recommendation for a one-day prison sentence for Brett Hankison, arguing that it diminishes the gravity of his actions and the life lost, and sends a minimizing message about justice.
By Julie McCaffrey NEW ORLEANS, LA — Significantly more mistakes were made during the execution of Black…
By Felecia Johnson and Gabriel Johnson BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD – A coalition including the national American Civil…
By The Vanguard Staff BATON ROUGE, LA – Lawyers for 56 death row prisoners in Louisiana Tuesday…
By The Vanguard MEMPHIS, TN – It may have taken a while, according to critics, but the…
By The Vanguard Staff NEW YORK, NY – In a special New York Times piece this week,…
By The Vanguard Staff MARTINEZ, CA – Gang charges against four men were dismissed Friday by Contra…
By Ramneet Singh NEW YORK, NY – The Data Collaborative For Justice analyzed New York State criminal…
By Cheyenne Galloway BERKELY, CA – Steven Raphael, a co-author of “By the Numbers,” produced by the…