Mental health remains prevalent in prisons where conditions cause and exacerbate mental health issues in prisoners, releasing them with Post-Incarceration Syndrome

How treating prisoners with respect and a “normalization” approach will reduce recidivism and create a more equitable and safe society

The tens of thousands of laws restricting formerly incarcerated people from obtaining jobs, housing, and public benefits is a violation of their civil rights and greatly increases the rates of recidivism

Narcotics: the Symbol of Racial Injustice in America’s Criminal Justice System

The five most prevalent issues surrounding the criminal justice system: excessive punishment, wrongful convictions, the death penalty, the incarceration of children, and prison conditions

The imprisonment of our most vulnerable and inexperienced citizens

A history and summary of the justice systems most cruel punishment and why the human race is not wired to be alone

Biased policing and coerced confessions lead to wrongful convictions of Black and Latinx Youth

Deep dive into the origins and disparities of the justice system’s most prominent sector

The history of Americas rise in incarceration, rooted in racial disparity and political power