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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 25/09/2026

You can read it here: inthesetimes.com/article/pris...

Screenshot of “Menopause in a Prison Cell” by Kwaneta Harris, dated November 12, 2024. The subheading reads, “More women than ever are experiencing menopause behind bars—and facing barriers to care.” Below, a woman in a white shirt sits with her wrists handcuffed, resting her head on one hand and looking toward the camera.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 23/09/2026

50 years. Zero billionaires. In These Times depends on readers to keep its journalism going. Become a recurring donor for just $5 a month, and you’ll receive the magazine while helping fund reporting that holds power accountable. bit.ly/donate2itt

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 16/09/2026

Union members: This one’s for you. Sign up for 10 free issues of In These Times and get independent reporting on politics, labor and the movement for workers’ rights. No credit card required: inthesetimes.com/union

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 16/09/2026

Are you a member of @demsocialists.bsky.social? If so, you're eligible for a free one-year (10-issue) subscription to In These Times magazine. No payment or credit card info is required, no strings attached — but this is a limited offer, so sign up now. inthesetimes.com/dsa

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 12/09/2026

On Parallel Earth, voters elect a poop-flinging baboon—and his party keeps defending him, even when, as @tomtomorrow.bsky.social illustrates, the mess lands on them. inthesetimes.com/article/poli...

Six-panel “This Modern World” comic by Tom Tomorrow. On “Parallel Earth,” Americans elect a blond, Trump-like, poop-flinging baboon as president. Supporters initially celebrate, then express surprise when he flings feces at them. A politician defends the president after he targets a NATO summit, while members of his base remain loyal because he makes life miserable for immigrants, trans people and others they hate. The final caption teases the president redecorating the Oval Office with poop.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 11/09/2026

On the wing of the same bird, union members are eligible for the same discount. inthesetimes.com/union Graphic credit: Margaret Vail Palmquist

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 11/09/2026

10 free issues of In These Times for @demsocialists.bsky.social members, delivered to your home. No payment or debit card needed. No strings. All solidarity. inthesetimes.com/dsa

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 10/09/2026

Union and DSA members can get 10 free issues of In These Times delivered to their homes. DSA members: inthesetimes.com/dsa Union members: inthesetimes.com/union Graphic credit: Margaret Vail Palmquist

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 05/09/2026

For 50 years, In These Times has reported from picket lines, organizing drives and movements building a more democratic future. That work is powered by readers, not billionaires. Help keep independent, movement-rooted journalism alive: bit.ly/donate2itt

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 04/09/2026

Become a monthly sustainer and receive @ruwithsonali.bsky.social’s #BreakingICE: Community Defense Against State Terror and MAGA Fascism, plus every print issue of In These Times & a @sevenstories.bsky.social discount. Support journalism documenting resistance to fascism. bit.ly/breakingiceITT

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 03/09/2026

The stories that matter most aren’t always the stories corporate media will fund. In These Times covers workers, organizers and communities fighting for power because readers make it possible. If that reporting matters to you, chip in. bit.ly/donate2itt

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 02/09/2026

Your future is bright! Especially as @jensorensen.bsky.social illustrates, if you’re willing to pay a monthly subscription to the sun. inthesetimes.com/article/sell...

Comic titled "SELLING THE SUN" showing a space mirror in orbit beaming concentrated sunlight to Earth, with caption saying the Trump FCC approved the mirror despite scientists' objections to create "sunlight on demand," and a voice from Earth shouting "What the...?"

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 02/09/2026

Stay up to date on labor and grassroots movements—and the politics that build progressive power. Sign up for the weekend newsletter and get the best of our reporting in your inbox every Saturday morning. inthesetimes.com/newsletters

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 31/08/2026

AI is built on humanity’s collective knowledge and the creative work of millions. Who should benefit from it? @milesklassin.bsky.social reports on the push to make AI work for the public, not the billionaire elite that controls it. inthesetimes.com/article/ai-a...

Graphic for an In These Times article showing protesters in a city street holding a large yellow banner reading “Let People Control AI.” Below the photo, white text on a black background reads, “It’s Time to Topple the AI Oligarchy,” with a subhead about efforts to halt data center construction and make artificial intelligence work for the public rather than a billionaire elite. By Miles Kampf-Lassin.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 30/08/2026

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 28/08/2026

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 27/08/2026

Your future is bright if you’re willing to pay a monthly subscription to the sun. What could go wrong besides disrupted sleep, confused animals and collapsing ecosystems? @jensorensen.bsky.social reflects. inthesetimes.com/article/sell...

Satirical comic panel showing a giant space mirror beaming focused sunlight to Earth, with a headline reporting the Trump FCC approved a "sunlight on demand" space mirror despite overwhelming objections from scientists.

Text reads: “Besides messing up circadian rhythms, animal navigation, and entire ecosystems, what could go wrong?” A woman peers into a giant telescope while a smiling man warns, “Careful with that telescope! Especially once we have 50,000 of these in orbit.”

“Coming soon: Blocking the sun unless you pay for it.” In a dark field, a farmer holding a hoe asks, “Hey, what gives?” A smirking businessman replies, “You haven’t paid your monthly sun-scription fee!”

Text reads: “Among other things, the company promises ‘unforgettable nighttime experiences for events and public spaces.’” A corporate gathering takes place outdoors under artificial sunlight as an irritated owl thinks, “Not another @%#! midnight corporate retreat!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 27/08/2026

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 27/08/2026

Tonight in Chicago, we're proud co-sponsors of this discussion with @ruwithsonali.bsky.social, Richard Wallace & Sandra Puebla at @pilsencommbooks.bsky.social about ICE raids and the communities organizing to defend immigrant rights. #abolishICE www.allyoufascistsboundtolose.com/calendar/bre...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 26/08/2026

Will Lawrence says opposition to data centers comes down to a basic question: Who decides a community's future—its residents or Silicon Valley and Wall Street? @rebeccaburns.bsky.social speaks with the insurgent candidate taking on the GOP in Michigan inthesetimes.com/article/meet...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 24/08/2026

Gold, money, power and a crowd trained not to look too closely. @citizenkirk.bsky.social illustrates blind trust in action. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

Satirical cartoon of a Trump as a wealthy, orange-haired man in a suit seated on a golden throne above a red platform with a dollar sign while a crowd wearing blindfolds bows before him amid scattered cash and gold trophies, caption calling it a "blind trust".

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 23/08/2026

Ten free print issues of In These Times are available to DSA and union members. No card is required, and there's nothing to cancel. Just worker-first journalism delivered to your door. DSA: inthesetimes.com/dsa Union: inthesetimes.com/union

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 23/08/2026

Gold, money, power and a crowd trained not to look too closely. @citizenkirk.bsky.social illustrates blind trust in action. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

Political cartoon titled “Trump’s Blind Trust.” Donald Trump, dressed as a king, sits on a golden throne marked with a dollar sign while a crowd in red MAGA hats bows before him. Cash, coins, trophies, a crown, a gold airplane and golden statues surround the throne. Trump holds a scepter topped with a dollar sign. Art by Kirk Anderson.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 20/08/2026

The art of @mollycrabapple.bsky.social lives in picket lines, protests, borders & places power would rather keep out of sight. Join us in NYC on Tuesday for a special pop-up art show, in conversation with her @maximillianalvarez.bsky.social & more. www.allyoufascistsboundtolose.com/calendar/pro...

Promotional flyer for a Molly Crabapple pop-up gallery and In These Times fundraiser. A woman in a red-and-black patterned jacket stands at center, with three smaller portraits of men at left. Behind them is colorful political artwork featuring illustrated figures. Text reads: “Molly Crabapple Pop-Up Gallery & Fundraiser for In These Times. August 25 | 6:30 pm | DCTV in NYC.” The flyer notes that tickets are limited and proceeds support In These Times, and lists Rick Perlstein, Micah Uetricht and Max Alvarez as additional featured guests. A QR code and ticket link appear at the bottom beside the words “Celebrating Independent Media!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 19/08/2026

The modern flying experience, skewered by @jensorensen.bsky.social: shrinking seats, endless fees, impossible connections and airports pushed past capacity, all while the people running the airlines seem to be doing just fine. inthesetimes.com/article/airl...

Four-panel Jen Sorensen comic satirizing air travel. Panels show escalating airline seat fees, a passenger stuck in a long takeoff line, another sprinting through an airport after delays, and an airline executive beside a rising graph labeled “Human Suffering Units,” saying, “We’ve transformed billions of HSUs into profits!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 16/08/2026

May Day history lives in speeches & strike calls, but also in buttons pinned to a coat, flyers passed through a crowd, pieces of paper saved for decades. On Aug. 23, Isaac Silver of Buttons of the Left brings that history to life www.allyoufascistsboundtolose.com/calendar/but...

Gallery docent speaking to a small group about a wall exhibit of political buttons—display labeled "Internationalism & Anti-Imperialism"—while two visitors stand listening.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 15/08/2026

Are you a DSA or union member? You’re eligible to receive 10 free print issues of In These Times. No credit or debit card. No strings attached. Just worker-first journalism delivered to your door. DSA: inthesetimes.com/dsa Union: inthesetimes.com/union

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 13/08/2026

Are you a DSA member or a union member? You’re eligible to receive 10 free print issues of In These Times. No credit or debit card. No strings attached. Just worker-first journalism delivered to your door. DSA members: inthesetimes.com/dsa Union members: inthesetimes.com/union

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 13/08/2026

With pivotal midterms ahead & progressive & democratic socialist wins across the country, there’s a lot to talk about. Join William Weaver & @bloomekatz.bsky.social in Hyde Park on 8/22 to talk about the future of In These Times & independent journalism. RSVP: secure.actblue.com/donate/hyde-...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 12/08/2026

Over a century of May Day history, told through the artifacts organizers left behind. Isaac Silver of Buttons of the Left presents “Subterranean Fire: Artifacts from the Rise, Decline, and Rebirth of May Day.” August 23 in Chicago. Dets in link. www.allyoufascistsboundtolose.com/calendar/but...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 07/08/2026

“Coming soon: restroom access for $29.” In this week’s comic, @jensorensen.bsky.social imagines the logical next step for an airline industry that has turned nearly every part of flying into an opportunity for another fee. inthesetimes.com/article/airl...

Four-panel comic by Jen Sorensen satirizing the misery and profiteering of commercial air travel. The first panel, titled shows an airplane seating chart with escalating fees: $0 extra for the worst seats, $39 for “preferred” seats, $79 for extra legroom and “First class: don’t even ask,” with a banner joking, “Coming soon: restroom access for $29.” The second panel, shows an anxious passenger as an announcement says the plane is 19th in line for takeoff and suggests travelers with tight connections enjoy a contactless-pay cocktail while watching “Top Gun: Maverick.” The third, shows a passenger sprinting with her phone as directions tell her that if she runs 40 mph she might make her next flight, but must first pick up her bags and go through customs. The final panel, shows an executive beside a graph with profits rising alongside “human suffering units.” He gives a thumbs-up and says, “We’ve transformed billions of HSUs into profits!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 06/08/2026

She draws the picket line, resistance to ICE and life at the border. Her art is journalism and movement work. This fall, @mollycrabapple.bsky.social joins In These Times as our first-ever Artist-at-Large, in partnership with @puffinfoundation.bsky.social. inthesetimes.com/article/bund...

Black announcement graphic for In These Times’ first Artist-at-Large. A collage features four illustrated magazine covers depicting student protest, political power and anti-ICE resistance, alongside a photo of the artist standing before a large hand-drawn city mural. Large white text reads “In These Times Artist at Large” and “Molly Crabapple.”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 04/08/2026

The chart keeps rising: airline profits on one axis, human suffering on the other. @jensorensen.bsky.social illustrates the truth about modern-day air travel: for the executives flying private, everything is working exactly as intended. inthesetimes.com/article/airl...

Four-panel comic by Jen Sorensen titled “Fly the Maxed Out Skies,” satirizing modern air travel. One panel shows an airplane seating chart with escalating fees for “preferred” seats and extra legroom, plus a joke about charging $29 for restroom access. Other panels depict an anxious passenger stuck 19th in line for takeoff and a traveler sprinting through an airport after delays leave an impossibly tight connection. In the final panel, an airline executive stands beneath a graph showing profits rising alongside “human suffering units” and boasts, “We’ve transformed billions of HSUs into profits!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 04/08/2026

Put $25 a month behind worker-centered journalism, and we’ll send you a signed copy of The Hammer by @hamiltonnolan.bsky.social along with a year's subscription to In These Times. The offer runs through August 7—or until all 10 copies are claimed. secure.actblue.com/donate/itt-b...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 01/08/2026

Trump launches a war, possibly ends it, demands a Nobel Peace Prize and prepares to get back to terrorizing immigrants. @tomtomorrow.bsky.social follows the self-proclaimed dealmaker’s logic to its bleak conclusion. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

`Six-panel color comic titled “This Modern World,” by Tom Tomorrow. Donald Trump stands beside a smiling, red-uniformed attendant and boasts about a supposed deal with Iran that will reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Trump claims he will send Iran “300 billion victory dollars,” demands the Nobel Peace Prize and praises himself as a great dealmaker. Trump then celebrates being able to refocus on persecuting immigrants and political opponents. Two aides appear; one complains that, as a “warfighter,” he wanted to make more things explode and asks to attack fishing boats, while another suggests targeting Cuba. Trump calls the agreement the greatest deal ever—unless he changes his mind. The attendant sarcastically declares uncertainty and dread the foundations of prosperity before Trump orders him to sell the deal.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 01/08/2026

"What’s for dinner tonight?" "Chart." Alex Hood takes aim at the experts who confuse rising markets with a functioning economy. inthesetimes.com/article/itt-...

Six-panel black-and-white comic titled “The Adventures of Bloodless Quant.” A grinning economist dismisses a woman who says she cannot afford to feed her family, pointing to the stock market’s record high and lecturing her about “economic literacy.” In the final panel, the woman and a child stare at a cooking pot containing his graph. Asked what is for dinner, she replies, “Chart.”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 31/07/2026

A labor movement capable of changing people’s lives needs organizers, durable institutions & journalism willing to follow the struggle closely. Become a sustainer at $25/month by August 7 & claim one of 10 signed copies of @hamiltonnolan.bsky.social’s The Hammer: bit.ly/itthammer

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 29/07/2026

Are you in @demsocialists.bsky.social or a union? 10 free issues. Solidarity starts here. inthesetimes.com/union inthesetimes.com/dsa

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 28/07/2026

What happens when decisions about a neighborhood’s future are made before residents have a meaningful say? Damon A. Williams & Daniel Kisslinger of @respairmedia.bsky.social join Nashwa Bawab tomorrow for a conversation. www.allyoufascistsboundtolose.com/calendar/who...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 28/07/2026

Trump has a plan for peace: declare victory, demand a Nobel Prize, float another war and keep everyone guessing. @tomtomorrow.bsky.social takes on the dealmaker-in-chief. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

Six-panel This Modern World comic by Tom Tomorrow satirizing Trump’s approach to war and diplomacy. Trump boasts about a proposed deal with Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, send Iran $300 billion, win himself a Nobel Peace Prize and sign the agreement at Versailles. Advisers flatter him while pointing out that he started the war in the first place. Trump then pivots to targeting immigrants and talks about attacking Cuba, before insisting that “constant uncertainty and dread” are the foundation of a stable society.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 27/07/2026

Though the Trump administration says it “digs coal,” @kimkelly.bsky.social reports that it has delayed a silica dust rule, gutted a mine safety review agency, and left coal miners facing greater risk of injury, disease, and death. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 26/07/2026

Nearly two weeks of U.S. bombing have given way, for the moment, to talk of diplomacy. But the blockade is still in place, the region remains on edge, and @jackohman.bsky.social finds Trump asleep in the middle of the war. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

Editorial cartoon of a suited man asleep at a desk while missiles, warplanes and bombs fill the sky over the Strait of Hormuz. Ships burn amid explosions in the water. A woman beside him says, “Isn’t he great? He can sleep through anything!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 24/07/2026

“The stock market is at an all-time high.” “But groceries are—” Alex Hood illustrates an economist who tries to excuse sky high grocery prices with stock market performance, ignoring the realities of our lived experience. inthesetimes.com/article/itt-...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 24/07/2026

According to @jackohman.bsky.social, Trump is sleeping through the war in Iran that he started. inthesetimes.com/article/trum...

Editorial cartoon depicting a suited man asleep at a desk as missiles, warplanes and bombs fill the sky over the Strait of Hormuz. Ships burn amid explosions and wreckage in the water while a woman says, “Isn’t he great? He can sleep through anything!”

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 23/07/2026

Are you a DSA member? You’re eligible for a free one-year subscription to In These Times: 10 issues, no payment information and no strings attached. Available to U.S. members for a limited time, thanks to the @puffinfoundation.bsky.social. Sign up now. www.inthesetimes.com/dsa

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 22/07/2026

A proposed $9 billion quantum computing development could reshape Chicago’s South Side. Who gets to decide what “progress” looks like? Join Damon A. Williams, Daniel Kisslinger and moderator Nashwa Bawab, next week, 7/29 for a virtual panel on community power. secure.actblue.com/donate/neigh...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 18/07/2026

This is not a normal moment. It does not call for timid journalism. For $5 a month, you can sustain independent reporting that confronts power, stands with working people and helps movements imagine what comes next. bit.ly/sustaininthe...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 15/07/2026

The July issue is now headed to subscribers. On the cover: @stacydavisgates.bsky.social on Beatrice Lumpkin & how an antifascist rests in power; @milesklassin.bsky.social on why democratic socialism wins. Everyone else: $5/month gets every printed issue delivered. bit.ly/sustaininthe...

A copy of the July 2026 issue of In These Times rests on a light wood table. The cover shows an older woman wearing a red Chicago Teachers Union cap and red jacket, speaking into a large red-and-white megaphone. The main headline reads, “Bea Lumpkin and How an Antifascist Rests in Power,” by Stacy Davis Gates. Smaller cover lines mention Hamilton Nolan on the Great American State Fair, Hadas Thier on prediction markets, Calvin Smiley on Julio Foolio, unions and “sweat equity,” Sarah Lazare on the tech worker revolt, and Miles Kampf-Lassin on why democratic socialism wins.

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 14/07/2026

For the price of a cup of coffee, you can help keep independent left journalism alive. Become a $5 monthly sustainer and receive each print issue. bit.ly/sustaininthe...

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In These Times @inthesetimes.com · 13/07/2026

When officials say a jail is “crumbling,” the answer is almost always treated as obvious: build a newer, bigger cage. But organizers in Atlanta, Massachusetts & Illinois are showing how communities are fighting for uncaged futures actionnetwork.org/events/how-t...

Graphic for a virtual panel titled “How to Stop a Jail,” set for July 15, 6–7 p.m. ET / 5–6 p.m. CT. The flyer lists the link bit.ly/howtostopajail and says organizers across the country are fighting jail and prison expansion, highlighting campaigns in Atlanta, Massachusetts and Illinois. Speakers include Robyn Hasan-Simpson of Women on the Rise, Kira Matthews of Families for Justice as Healing, Monica Cosby of No New Prisons IL and “No New Beds” author October Krausch. The panel is moderated by J. Patrick Patterson. The black-and-white background illustration shows a looming jail building above a crowd of raised hands.

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