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Recent Posts
- Remembering Johanna Fernández: Historian, Justice Warrior and InterlocutorShe was love, intellect and solidarity. Selflessly, Johanna Fernández allowed me–a strange voice ruminating from a California...
- CSJG founder Discusses the Abolitionist Mission of Radical Carceral JournalismListen to Ghostwrite Mike, co-founder of the Carceral Studies Journalism Guild, discuss the abolitionist mission of radical...
- High Housing Costs Keep More Young Adults Living with Parents, Report FindsA new Urban Institute analysis found that young adults in high-cost U.S. metropolitan areas are substantially more likely to reside with their parents, a development linked to rising rents and limited housing supply.
- New Report Calls for Repeal of Felony Murder Laws, Citing Extreme Sentences and Racial DisparitiesA new report by The Sentencing Project advocates for the nationwide repeal of felony murder statutes and the reevaluation of sentences imposed under these laws, citing their contribution to racial disparities and the imposition of disproportionate penalties within the U.S. justice system.
- Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 336: When Bias Turns Innocence Into GuiltOn a recent episode of Everyday Injustice, Valena Beety, a nationally recognized wrongful convictions litigator and law professor, discussed the influence of gender and sexuality stereotypes on the occurrence of wrongful convictions. Beety further explored themes from her new book, "Pink Crime," which addresses the accelerating criminalization of motherhood, pregnancy, and queer identity, particularly following the Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade.