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The Storm of Progress: Kentucky Tornadoes and the Carceral State

Judah Schept and Hilary Moore

Tornadoes may be inevitable but the crises they leave behind are unnatural—produced by systems and institutions.

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DROP LWOP: Fighting Life Without Parole Sentences

Linda Evans

Life Without Parole (LWOP) means a living death sentence. Dropping LWOP is a step towards abolition.

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Portland Marks Another Turning Point

Craig Johnson

The arrest of Black Lives Matter protestors in Portland by unidentified federal officers marks a dangerous escalation of political repression in the US.

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