Ever since the 2000 election in the United States, the fact that in many states ex-convicts are barred from voting, has become somewhat more known. Rarely covered in the mainstream media, the few inv
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Ever since the 2000 election in the United States, the fact that in many states ex-convicts are barred from voting, has become somewhat more known. Rarely covered in the mainstream media, the few inv
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On my way back from Washington DC I was listening to a recent edition of Off the Wall, one of the two radio programs / podcasts that 2600 produces. The program featured an interview with a friend of
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Many unforgetable words have been written from the prisons of the world, yet in today's world of internet publishing, will there be a place for prisoners as well? Independent journalist and San Franci
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Busy work and social life welcomes me back to Amsterdam. Plus frisbee all weekend. Therefore, two recommendations is what I leave you with.
1 - Naomi Klein, one of my journalistic idols and someone
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I've recently tried to get in touch with Josh Wolf, citizen journalist recently released from jail. Obviously since his release he's had nonstop places to be and people to talk to, but I figured I wo
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It has been said in post Katrina discussions, that you can't sue the Army Corps. But in fact, you can and New Orleanians are doing just that. Meanwhile people being held at the city jail are reporti
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