Dan Berger is a professor, the author or editor of six books, and a coordinator of the Washington Prison History Project.
Kay Whitlock, an abolitionist, is the co-author of two books on structural violence and a forthcoming book that interrogates contemporary criminal justice reform agendas.
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Sanders and Warren Released Criminal Justice Plans This Week. Here’s What’s Good, Bad and Missing.
The plans are a good starting point, but they are far from the finish line.
Dan Berger and Kay Whitlock