Focusing on nonviolence won’t decrease our nation’s prison population.

A new book on debt reminds us that we have not left the time of crisis yet

To equate white motherhood, black motherhood and the fear that runs through them is violent and nothing else.

Taking lessons from maroon societies, it’s time to reimagine and transform how we view prison abolition.

With electronic home monitoring, the prisoner pays for her cell and becomes her own prison guard.

The 2.2 million people currently incarcerated in the United States exist in a state of perpetual vulnerability to unchecked administrative power.

Lil Wayne’s prison memoir is one of the most boring ever written, which is why it’s a success.

Ableism, the English to prison pipeline, and the plight of deaf inmates.

Delayed reflections on Jim Jarmusch and Talal Asad

Virtual Reality satisfies Western voyeurism without consequence. It will not blunt the global fervor to hinder the movement of bodies.

The New World is constantly creating new economies that are driven by Black demise; Black America has to adapt to the technological advances and grim visualizations that come with such updates.

“The only one to fix the infrastructure of our country is me—roads, airports, bridges. I know how to build” —@RealDonaldTrump, May 2015

The myth of Mexico’s first indigenous mother holds that her betrayal marked all her descendants as bastards, but the real culprit has always been empire.

The ocean archive catalogues the ways we have been laid to waste and have wasted.

America's rigid racial categories erase more fluid forms of Indigenous self-identification.

The bildungsroman as living historical document.