Every major era of domestic terror against African Americans – slavery, lynching and police...
Op-Ed: Surviving Shelter in Place as a Survivor of Homicide
I learned that I might never stop grieving the innocence my daughters lost on that early...
Op-Ed: California’s Closure of DJJ Is a Victory—But With Significant Challenges
Simply handing DJJ youth over to the county probation departments is not reason enough alone to...
Op-Ed: Dialogue & Healing With the “Worst of the Worst”
The killing of Ahmaud Arbery highlights the danger of jogging while black
Decarceration in the Face of a Pandemic
OP-ED: Incarcerated children must be kept safe from COVID-19
After the COVID-19 Release of Prisoners, Who Will Help Them?
Op-ED: Jackie Lacey Was My Boss. If She Truly Cared About Mental Health, My Brother Might Be Alive
Op-Ed: DA Lacey Continues to Praise Diversion Over Jail for the Mentally Ill, But Her Prosecutors’ Actions Tell a Different Story
DJJ Watch: The Secrets of Data Collecting Inside California’s Youth Prisons
Op-Ed: We Connected Former Gang Members, Clergy, Community, and Police to Fight Violence
Op-Ed: Yes, we should stop treating mentally ill people like criminals. Jackie Lacey is part of the problem.
Dispatches From San Quentin: Is San Quentin State Prison the Future of Prison Reform?
Op-Ed: L.A. District Attorney Jackie Lacey Failed the Victims of Ed Buck
Op-Ed: California Gang Laws Are Normalized Racism
Op-Ed: When Is a Shooting “Necessary”? Legal Questions Remain After the Passage of CA Bill to Restrict Deadly Police Uses-of-Force
Dispatch From San Quentin: Anticipation
Op-Ed: The False Claim Of An LA County Sheriff’s Deputy Being Shot By A Sniper Leads To A Classic Fail in Crisis Communication
