"Aboveground, Underground, and Locked Down": Radical Prison Newspapers in Washington, 1975-90.
The article presents the discussion on joining prison politics on the inside with radical politics, social change, and movements. Topics include creating an ongoing space for news, theory, and conversation on a range of issues such as economic inequality, racism, and sexual violence; and scholarship...
| Publicado en: | Radical History Review no. 141; pp. 151 - 176 |
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Duke University Press
Oct2021
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| Sumario: | The article presents the discussion on joining prison politics on the inside with radical politics, social change, and movements. Topics include creating an ongoing space for news, theory, and conversation on a range of issues such as economic inequality, racism, and sexual violence; and scholarship on serial prison publications like prison newspapers remaining limited. |
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