Re-envisioning human rights for children, immigrants, and incarcerated people alike.

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This week’s Race + Power Newsletter focuses on a re-envisioning of human rights—for incarcerated people, immigrants and children alike. Starting off, we take a firsthand look at low prison wages and forced labor, situating it within the context of a nationwide push to protect the rights of the people behind bars. Then, we challenge the harmful narratives around imprisoned women and highlight the systemic transformation needed to reduce their growing rates of incarceration. A third article explores the tale of La Malinche, a fascinating figure in Mexican history, and the way her spirit energizes a new generation of Dreamers. And finally, a longtime girls’ rights activist emphasizes the need to center the approach of the most vulnerable communities in the quest for children’s rights, rather than the current overreliance on laws.
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The imprisoned face a work culture where there is both a lack of transferrable skills, and a lack of adequate remuneration. The current push to modify the “slavery clause” of the 13th amendment must be combined with raising wages and increasing opportunities for incarcerated workers. Read more… ([link removed])

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On Powerful Ground: Rooting Children’s Rights in the Legacies of Our Communities ([link removed])
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Our field’s sole reliance on legal and programmatic interventions at best overlooks and too often diminishes traditions and practices of communities who have long faced systemic oppression, and whose children are most at risk of having their rights denied. Read more… ([link removed])
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I, Too, Am “La Malinche”: The Rise of a New Generation of Immigrant Activists ([link removed])
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Today’s generation of Dreamers, born abroad but having grown up in the US, live between cultures. But they have converted this potential vulnerability into a strength. Read more… ([link removed])

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Report Calls for Systemic Change to Drive Down Women’s Incarceration Rates ([link removed])
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Women are chronically overlooked in a deeply flawed, male-dominated criminal justice system. An Illinois report seeks to lay the groundwork for systemic transformation. Read more… ([link removed])

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