New evidence and updates are available in the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia "Bonfire Killings." There appears to be nothing tying the man awaiting trial for 7 years to the crimes he is accused of.
Following the tragic killing of Daniel F. Jones, a nationally-renowned criminal justice advocate, friends and family remember what the community leader meant to people in his native Detroit and around the country.
Sex work remains criminalized in many parts of the world, despite being a consensual transaction. Decriminalization would give sex workers more economic opportunities, improve global sexual health practices, and decrease violence in the industry.
The latest updates in the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia "Bonfire Killings," show that the state's systemic racism could jeopardize Baker's right to a fair trial despite evidence for his innocence.
The cannabis industry has come a long way since the beginning of the year. Here’...
Honeysuckle follows up on the case of Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia “Bonfire Killings.” Racial bias from law enforcement and the judicial system may cause him to face the death penalty, but new evidence suggests Baker’s innocence.
PAX Labs honors two years of Last Prisoner Project’s work to free and support people incarcerated for cannabis with a collaborative bucket hat and tote while also sharing the stories of LPP’s Legacy Fellows Stephanie Shepard and Donte West.
The United States Department of Justice announced a new policy limiting the use of chokeholds and "no-knock" entries, among other forceful practices, for federal law enforcement.
Racial bias could convict Matthew Baker, the only Black suspect in the McDonough, Georgia "Bonfire Killings" case. The advocacy nonprofit FAIR is campaigning to save his life.
“Women are the epicenter of the Earth, without us nothing can happen, and our numbers...
In addition to focusing on a malfunctioning criminal justice system, Zwick also wanted to look at how poverty and a lack of education play into its failure.
He had tattoos from head to toe, or more literally, from neck to ankle. The homemade prison ink had faded and ran together.
