Dominique Paul Noth

In prisons across America, our people suffer in hot concrete tombs

July 25, 2023 By Jamiles Lartey

At Angola Prison in Louisiana an inmate describes his torment in an airless 100 degree tomb.

Alabama lied: Prisoners face deadly retaliation for their strike

October 7, 2022 By Keri Blakinger

The strike started Sept. 26 after thousands of prisoners refused to leave their dorms and cell blocks for work in mess halls, factories and trash crews.

California’s longest serving death-row prisoner on pain and Native identity

August 1, 2022 By Special to People’s World

As the Monache and Cherokee 63-year-old awaits a new hearing for a 1978 murder he denies committing, Douglas Ray Stankewitz shares the cultural tools and memories he depends on to stay alive.