Are Prisons Doing Enough to Prevent Coronavirus Outbreaks?
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Correctional facilities across the country are restricting visitors — but experts say that may not be enough to prevent an outbreak
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‘Yes on R,’ L.A.’s Super Tuesday Shot at Jail Reform
Posted in: Politics FeaturesBlack Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors and supporter Natalie Portman talk to Rolling Stone about the local ballot measure
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Pleas of Insanity: The Mysterious Case of Anthony Montwheeler
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn the wake of a vicious murder, the state of Oregon wrestles with what went wrong in its mental health system
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Will Texas Execute an Innocent Man?
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFor two decades, Rob Will has been on death row for the murder of a cop. But activists say there is enough additional evidence to save him
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A Record Exec’s Crusade for Justice
Posted in: Culture FeaturesFor the past three decades, Jason Flom, the CEO of Lava Records has been fighting to get the wrongfully convicted out of prison. But his goal is to prevent the innocent from ending up in prison in the first place
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Incarcerated People Can Do More than Beat Harvard in a Debate
Posted in: Politics Features“College Behind Bars,” a new PBS documentary executive-produced by Ken Burns, shines a light on a program that every major university in America should be sponsoring
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How to Survive Death Row
Posted in: Culture FeaturesIn 1992, R&B singer Jimmy Dennis was wrongfully convicted of murder. He spent 25 years in prison, but he never gave up on music — or justice
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Ayanna Pressley’s ‘Reset’ For America
Posted in: Politics NewsThe intrepid Congresswoman from Massachusetts speaks exclusively with Rolling Stone about her new plan to end mass incarceration, and more
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Rodney Reed: New Podcast Hopes to Halt Texas Execution
Posted in: Culture NewsJason Flom's 'Wrongful Conviction' delves into the case of a Texas man supported by Rihanna and Meek Mill
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Having Worked Within the System, Kamala Harris Now Aims to Fix It
Posted in: Politics NewsIn pushing a massive criminal-justice reform plan, the candidate leans on the expertise that has both advanced her political career and possibly undercut her presidential ambitions
