Police Want Larry Krasner Gone, So They’re Backing His Opponent
The Philadelphia race will test whether reformist district attorneys can survive opposition from groups that see them as a threat to the status quo.
The Philadelphia race will test whether reformist district attorneys can survive opposition from groups that see them as a threat to the status quo.
The pandemic, police violence, and more guns all contributed to an unprecedented rise in murders across the United States.
“These women — they’re trapped. They can’t escape this. They can’t do something to better their situation at all.”
Reports are emerging from ICE detention centers of solitary confinement cells with no heat and guards blasting fans at detainees complaining of cold.
Voices
There are signs of hope for anti-pipeline movements, yet water protectors are still facing recriminations years after Standing Rock.
A September court ruling promised incarcerated people their slice of the federal stimulus. Some prisons still took a cut.
Protests for Black Lives
Emails show that the LAPD repeatedly asked camera owners for footage during the demonstrations, raising First Amendment concerns.
Voices
Is Poetry magazine "platforming toxicity" or promoting the "practice of freedom"?
Dozens of racial and criminal justice groups wrote an open letter to California Gov. Gavin Newsom opposing a possible Schiff appointment.
Policing the Pipeline
Police monitoring Enbridge Line 3 pipeline opponents submitted invoices for tear gas, batons, flash-bang grenades, and other riot gear.
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