Page 92 — Prison Journalism Project

Closed and bolted door to a prison cell

In Illinois Prison, Solitary Confinement Masquerades as Justice

by Anthony Ehlers March 7, 2023November 9, 2023

A stethoscope and pen lie on top of medical records

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I Had the Right to Know

by Erin Kuhn-Brown March 7, 2023March 31, 2026

After the Rain

by Ronald Ramsey Jr. March 7, 2023

DIY Laffy Taffy is a popular confection to make and sell in prison

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How to Make DIY Laffy Taffy in Prison

by E.D.H. March 7, 2023November 16, 2023

Keeping an insect like a praying mantis in prison can provide companionship.

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Meet Mannie, My Mantis Cellmate

by Jeffrey McKee March 6, 2023

Forgotten, Tired

by LaTanya "Lott" Howard March 6, 2023March 31, 2026

Old pocket watch on a chain; concept of passing of time

Aging in Prison Is a Struggle Best Taken One Day at a Time

by Reginald Stephen March 6, 2023

150th edition of the San Quentin News

From Prison Newspapers

San Quentin News Celebrates 150th Edition

by Marcus "Wali" Henderson March 6, 2023September 15, 2023

A Black woman plays the game of Life alone in a Texas prison.

It’s a Hell of a Life in a Texas Prison

by Khaȧliq Shakur March 5, 2023

Lonely man lost in surreal maze; concept of PTSD in prison

What Caused His PTSD? This Prison, Right Here

by Christopher Monihan March 3, 2023March 9, 2023