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There’s a reason Michigan survivors, journalists, activists, and everyday residents are speaking up right now because for decades, this state…
So, you’ve probably heard that nature versus nurture is a classic debate, right? Biological criminology is kind of like the…
Some people weaponize the legal system. Others take it a step further. They weaponize paper. In the shadows of our courts,…
There’s a saying we all grew up hearing: “You can’t fight City Hall.” Most people don’t really know what it…
Far too many people, across different ages, backgrounds, and experiences, end up telling the same story: an individual fixates on…
Most people can tolerate being confronted with harm they’ve caused. They may not like it, but they accept responsibility, learn,…
As I have unfortunately learned, digital violence doesn’t always begin with threats. Sometimes it starts with an address. Or a…
Some people never wanted the truth; they wanted a target. Since the dawn of the internet, anonymous accounts have existed…
Nearly 40 percent of incarcerated people have a diagnosed mental illness. Another majority have trauma histories so severe they’d meet clinical criteria, if anyone bothered to check
