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The Illinois Department of Corrections’ commissary shortage harms incarcerated people

Mai Tran
The Illinois Department of Corrections’ commissary shortage harms incarcerated people

Limited worker protections and unpredictable natural disasters leave workers vulnerable

Alexandra Martinez
Limited worker protections and unpredictable natural disasters leave workers vulnerable

Colectivo Coffee managers challenge union ballot certification

Cirien Saadeh
Colectivo Coffee managers challenge union ballot certification

Lying to police suspects is banned in several countries. Why is it still legal in the U.S.?

Lakshmi Gandhi
Lying to police suspects is banned in several countries. Why is it still legal in the U.S.?

When an old weed arrest means you can’t cash in on the cannabis boom

Miranda Perez
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Slavery reparations can happen. Some states are adopting their own versions

Carolyn Copeland
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In Chicago, a victory for police torture survivors has turned into a long wait

Patrisse Cullors
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What criminal justice reform looks like under Cook County, IL State’s Attorney, Kim Foxx

Alexandra Arriaga
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These organizations are fighting for criminal justice reform. Here’s how you can help.

Prism Reports
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From Chile to Chicago, protest song offers catharsis to sexual violence survivors worldwide

Alexandra Arriaga
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New report asks defense attorneys to analyze reforms from Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx

Alexandra Arriaga
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New ‘Civics in Prison’ bill means IL reentering citizens will get educated on their right to vote

Alexandra Arriaga
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