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As abolitionists across the United States push for decarceration, a backlash has emerged in the form of new prison construction, demonstrating the resiliency of mass incarceration. Several new women’s prisons are being built despite a growing chorus of voices arguing…
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Statewide Outreach Expands As Office for Missing and Murdered Black Women and Girls Connects in Rochester
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I keep telling people that tech bros are creepy as hell and…
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The Schomburg Center opened a new exhibit celebrating contemporary artwork by Black women this weekend. Known as the “Forging Ahead: Recent Acquisitions of Black…
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