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2020-12-04
Roxanne Garcia Oral History, 2020/12/04
Roxanne Garcia, a worker and mother, is the person I am interviewing. We discuss her life, including some background information about her family; including her parents and siblings. In this interview we reflect on suicide, prison, education, enfranchisement, COVID-19, and motherhood. The overall concept behind this interview is to see where a random mother and worker finds herself within the complexity of modern life, specifically as it relates to her children’s education, prisoner’s rights, and the pandemic. Her experiences intersect many issues and hot topics. -
2020-10-19
California Defendants Entitled to Mental Health Care Languish in Overcrowded, Unhealthy Jails FacebookTwitterPinterestRedditShare
The writers’ son is a patient with mental health-related rights that have gone unfulfilled, along with thousands of others, in the downtown Los Angeles jail nicknamed the Two Towers. -
2020-10-11
California kept prison factories open. Inmates worked for pennies an hour as COVID-19 spread
The state is responsible for the spread of covid19 from the neighboring men’s institution to the women’s institution, leading to death. -
2020-10-24
COVID-19 cases increase at California Institution for Men
This is an article about a state prison in Chino, California. The state could be responsible for the increase in covid19 cases in the Institution.