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When All the Other Is Gone
This post explores what we lose when we erase the “other,” and what we gain when we protect it.
🔍 Fact Check Friday: “They’re just doing their jobs.”
Masked agents. No warrants. Rubber bullets. This isn’t immigration enforcement, it’s illegal, state-sanctioned terror. On this #FactCheckFriday, we break down what’s really happening in cities like LA and Nashville, and what your rights STILL are.
Locking People Up for Unpaid Fines or Fees
In some courts, missing a payment can still land you behind bars. This post breaks down how “pay or stay” policies function as modern-day debtor’s prisons — punishing people not for crimes, but for being poor.
Anti-ICE Protests in LA
Democracy Now’s coverage of Anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles.
Civics 101: The Law Passed — So Why Is Nothing Changing?
Passing a law doesn’t guarantee change. From delays in implementation to non-retroactive policies and court challenges, this post breaks down what really happens after a bill becomes law, and why justice reform often leaves people behind.
Why We Use the Typewriter Font
Letter-writing remains a lifeline for people in prison, and typewriters, rare and expensive, have long symbolized connection and resistance. Read more about why we use a typewriter-style font to honor that legacy and the people behind the words.