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By The Way President Obama, We Need to Fix This Too
Voting Is A Right, Not A Privilege by DORSEY NUNN (First appearing in Counterpunch, 1/09/13) In the final weeks of the 2012 campaign, I had the privilege of traveling to Pennsylvania with a national delegation of The Formerly Incarcerated and Convicted … Continue reading
States with Highest Disenfranchisement Control the Election
Prison Policy Initiative graphic shows how the criminal justice system is used to reinforce political power.
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California Prisoners Register to Vote
‘Get out the vote’ efforts go behind bars into LA’s jails By Rina Palta | From 89.3 KPCC ROBYN BECK/AFP/Getty Images The iconic Twin Towers Correctional Facility stands just northeast of L.A.’s skyline. In the last few weeks before the Presidential election, “get … Continue reading
