How Prison Support Groups Help Inmate Families
Originally Published May 21, 2020 Data shows that as of 2016, there are 2.3 million prisoners in the US. They comprise 24.7% of the world’s inmate population.
How the #MeToo Movement Fares in Women’s Prison
Originally Published May 21, 2020 The #MeToo movement started as a simple awareness campaign. But the message resonated with a lot of people that it
Are Green Card Holders Allowed to Vote?
Originally Published May 06, 2020 Unfortunately, green card holders cannot legally vote in federal elections. But they may do so in state and local elections
The US Border Crisis is Giving Private Prisons a Boost
Originally Published April 28th, 2020 In 2016, private prison stock prices are plunging. Plagued by controversies, policymakers have finally stepped up to end the practice.
Why Being Gay in Prison is Dangerous
Originally Published April 15, 2020 They say that prison is a gay man’s paradise. But nothing can be farther from the truth. If incarceration is
How Late Can Inmates Make Phone Calls?
Originally Published January 28th, 2020 Decades ago, the government uses prison time to punish those who have violated the law. Its main purpose is to
Most Bizarre Crimes Committed in Prison
Originally Published March 31, 2020 If you already feel unsafe walking the streets at night, think about what inmates in prison have to deal with.
Escape From Alcatraz: The Story Of Three Prisoners’ Great Escape
Originally Published March 10, 2020 The Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary was the most secured federal prison in the United States. It’s surrounded by the cold waters
Why Is Having a Pen Pal in Prison Appealing to Some People?
Originally Published March 10, 2020 You may have heard about prisoners who were able to build friendships outside even when they are locked behind bars.