It was just last January when Tamika Mallory, prominent activist and founder of Mallory Consulting, co-chaired the Women’s March on Washington. The historic event set the tone
As the fight for prison reform in America continues to gain momentum, Dr. Benjamin F Chavis Jr. has successfully stepped to the forefront to be
Low crime rates bad for business for private prisons; they demand states keep them full The prison-industrial complex is so out of control that private
African American parents and school children in Chicago are being dealt yet another blow in the pursuit of the American dream — namely more impediments
The definition of conspiracy is “an evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons.” The word is used daily
The economy remains stubbornly and mercilessly stagnant, and it is suffocating already beleaguered states fiscally. States are learning — as they lay bruised and battered
The number of African American men who are incarcerated now exceeds the number that was enslaved in 1850, despite historic lows in crimes. Michelle Alexander,
