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Tag: inmate civil rights
Ashley Diamond vs. Georgia: Why She’s Suing the Prison System (Again)
Ashley Diamond, a Black transgender woman, is challenging the Georgia Department of Corrections a second time over anti-transgender policies she faced while incarcerated. Jury selection for the trial begins Tuesday.
A Sentence of Survival: The Hidden Cost of Incarceration
Rodney’s story is a devastating account of trauma, survival, and the brutal realities faced by incarcerated LGBTQ+ individuals.
The Brother I Never Knew, The Secret That Changed My Life and Career
People often ask why I made a radical career shift so late in life. The answer is simple, but the story is not: My brother. For forty years, I lived in a house built on silence. I didn’t know my brother existed, let alone that on April 8, 1968, he committed an act of violence […]