Incarcerated laborers are often left out of workers’ rights efforts, but they are vastly underpaid, underprotected, and unable to save for a life beyond bars
The Department of Public Advocacy regularly submits a proposal to reduce Kentucky’s draconian sentencing guidelines to no avail. I still hold out hope for change
The people of Georgia have been subjected to a legal battle that ultimately led to a six-week abortion ban. For some, all hope is not lost
An abortion ban and one of the most severe anti-trans laws in the nation push Kentuckians to the brink
Revived plans to construct a federal prison in Kentucky lay bare the harms of the prison-industrial complex on incarcerated people, the environment, and surrounding communities
Insufficient testing has left locals uncertain of air, soil, and water safety one month after the East Palestine, Ohio, train derailment
Voters in key battleground states demonstrate strong support for abortion rights and protections in the first major post-Roe election
Formerly disenfranchised voters need a variety of support systems and resources to fully regain access to the ballot
The fall of Roe v. Wade and recent climate hazards have the potential to cause added harm to marginalized communities
Six weeks after devastating floods left dozens of people dead and thousands displaced, residents in eastern Kentucky are trying to rebuild
It was half past midnight on March 13, 2020, when three plainclothes officers raided the home of Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky. As an EMT working at two hospitals, Taylor had been on the front lines of the deadliest global pandemic of the last century. Yet, it was in her
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