Xandan Gulley

Xandan Gulley

Xandan Gulley is a trans writer incarcerated in Texas state prison. Xandan has been held in solitary confinement for over seven years due to his gender identity and as retribution for his published ex

2 posts
digital collage with orange background and an illustration of hands gripping bars with a thermometer on the right side
Climate & Environment

Cooked in custody: Four incarcerated people describe dangerous conditions in Texas state prisons

In this collection of testimonials, Kwaneta Harris and others incarcerated in Texas state prisons describe their unsuccessful daily attempts to evade being cooked in custody

•
11 Min
By: Kwaneta Harris, Xandan Gulley, Marissa Potts, Lanae Tipton
digital collage on a teal background of a Black person in an orange jumpsuit tilling a field with a hoe
Crime, Reform & Abolition

Prison labor in Texas is modern-day slavery

Texas summers are brutal. Temperatures rise to the triple digits, the sun is scorching, and the heat makes the skin sizzle. Working outside in these conditions is perilous. It’s critically advised to stay hydrated, away from the sun, or in the shade if possible. Incarcerated people work in these

•
4 Min
By: Xandan Gulley

Showing 12 of 2 total posts

Sign up for Prism newsletters.

Stay up to date with curated collection of our top stories.

Please check your inbox and confirm. Something went wrong. Please try again.